soon ap­pear

"soon ap­pear" appears in 4 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

“soon ap­pear”· 4 hymns found
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Let your lamps be trimmed and burn­ing,
For the time will not be long.
Halt ye not up­on the way,
Oh, let the sight your spir­its cheer;

soon ap­pear

Swift the sands of time are run­ning,
His smile, His voice we shall see and hear;
Onward to the fray,
Though men your hope de­ride,

Hold the Faith, the Lord Is Coming

Lyricist: Sidney Brewer, 1888
Composer: Philip Bliss, 1870
Hymn 1

...Let your lamps be trimmed and burn­ing,

Christ will soon ap­pear!

Swift the sands of time are run­ning,...

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Let your lamps be trimmed and burn­ing,

Christ will soon ap­pear!

Swift the sands of time are run­ning,

Hold the Faith, the Lord Is Coming

Gather the Reapers Home

Lyricist: Jennie Johnson, 1882
Composer: John Sweney
Hymn 2

...For the time will not be long.

The Lord of the har­vest will soon ap­pear,

His smile, His voice we shall see and hear;...

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For the time will not be long.

The Lord of the har­vest will soon ap­pear,

His smile, His voice we shall see and hear;

Gather the Reapers Home

The Day Is Nigh

Lyricist: Jabez Bickerton, 1900
Composer: George Thomas
Hymn 3

...Halt ye not up­on the way,

For the King of Light shall soon ap­pear!

Onward to the fray,...

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Halt ye not up­on the way,

For the King of Light shall soon ap­pear!

Onward to the fray,

The Day Is Nigh

The Night Is Now Far Spent

Lyricist: Thomas Kelly, 1836
Composer: John Darwall, 1770
Hymn 4

...Oh, let the sight your spir­its cheer;

The Lord Him­self will soon ap­pear.

Though men your hope de­ride,...

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Oh, let the sight your spir­its cheer;

The Lord Him­self will soon ap­pear.

Though men your hope de­ride,

The Night Is Now Far Spent

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