to­mor­row.

The phrase "to­mor­row." resonates through 7 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

“to­mor­row.”· 7 hymns found
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And he who sows good seed to­day,
No more to wear the brow of care,
The clouds can dark­en but awhile,
Blessèd de­liv­er­ance His peo­ple ob­tain,
And where the van­guard camps to­day,
Be sure the clouds that frown to­day,
For peace and joy will reign su­preme

to­mor­row.

Be care­ful what you sow,
We’re go­ing home, we’re go­ing home to­mor­row,
Refrain (Quar­tet)
Would we cheer­ful­ly work in the Mas­ter’s good cause,
Though hearts brood o’er the past, our eyes
Hope on, hope on, though dark and deep
The dawn of day will bring no pain,

Be Careful What You Sow

Lyricist: Daniel hittle, 1889
Composer: Charles Case, 1892
Hymn 1

...And he who sows good seed to­day,

Shall reap with joy to­mor­row.

Be care­ful what you sow,...

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And he who sows good seed to­day,

Shall reap with joy to­mor­row.

Be care­ful what you sow,

Be Careful What You Sow

We’re Going Home Tomorrow

Lyricist: Sophia Griswold, 1875
Composer: Philip Bliss
Hymn 2

...No more to wear the brow of care,

We’re goi­ng home to­mor­row.

We’re go­ing home, we’re go­ing home to­mor­row,...

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No more to wear the brow of care,

We’re goi­ng home to­mor­row.

We’re go­ing home, we’re go­ing home to­mor­row,

We’re Going Home Tomorrow

The Sun Will Shine Tomorrow

Lyricist: Mattie Britts, 1900
Composer: Louis Eichhorn
Hymn 3

...The clouds can dark­en but awhile,

The sun will shine to­mor­row.

Refrain (Quar­tet)...

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The clouds can dark­en but awhile,

The sun will shine to­mor­row.

Refrain (Quar­tet)

The Sun Will Shine Tomorrow

If Jesus Were Coming Tomorrow

Lyricist: Eliza Hewitt, 1898
Composer: William Kirkpatrick
Hymn 4

...Blessèd de­liv­er­ance His peo­ple ob­tain,

When Je­sus shall come—some to­mor­row.

Would we cheer­ful­ly work in the Mas­ter’s good cause,...

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Blessèd de­liv­er­ance His peo­ple ob­tain,

When Je­sus shall come—some to­mor­row.

Would we cheer­ful­ly work in the Mas­ter’s good cause,

If Jesus Were Coming Tomorrow

Through All the Long Dark Night of Years

Lyricist: Gerald Massey, 1863
Composer: William Shore, 1840
Hymn 5

...And where the van­guard camps to­day,

The rear shall rest to­mor­row.

Though hearts brood o’er the past, our eyes...

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And where the van­guard camps to­day,

The rear shall rest to­mor­row.

Though hearts brood o’er the past, our eyes

Through All the Long Dark Night of Years

Hope On

Lyricist: Fanny Crosby, 1891
Composer: James Burke
Hymn 6

...Be sure the clouds that frown to­day,

Will break in smiles to­mor­row.

Hope on, hope on, though dark and deep...

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Be sure the clouds that frown to­day,

Will break in smiles to­mor­row.

Hope on, hope on, though dark and deep

Hope On

In God’s Own Time

Lyricist: Edna Reed, 1915
Composer: William Kirkpatrick
Hymn 7

...For peace and joy will reign su­preme

In God’s own time, to­mor­row.

The dawn of day will bring no pain,...

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For peace and joy will reign su­preme

In God’s own time, to­mor­row.

The dawn of day will bring no pain,

In God’s Own Time

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