Hallelujah

Like the sound of many waters Rolling on thro' ages long, In a tide of rapture breaking- Hark! the mighty choral song!

Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Let the heav' nly portals ring! Christ has come, the King of glory! Christ the Lord, Messiah, King!

Lo! the Morning Star appeareth; O' er the world his beams are cast; He, the Alpha and Omega, He, the Great, the First, the Last.

Saviour, not with costly treasure Do we gather at thy throne; All we have, our hearts, we give thee- Consecrate them thine alone. Hymn 156 - From Darkness to Light 1Long in bondage we have waited For the dawning of the light; Error' s chains we' ve felt and hated Through the long and weary night. Now the blessed light appearing Fills our hearts with joy and peace, Doubt and fear for aye dispelling; O! what rest in this release!

Lord, we recognize its fountain, In thy long looked for return, In thy glory crowned mountain, How our hearts within us burn! Lo, in all the clear fulfilling Of old prophecy and type, Now we see thy kingdom coming; For the time is fully ripe.

O! we long to see thy glory Streaming wide o' er all the earth; Ev' ry error, old and hoary, Flee to realms that gave them birth. For this glorious culmination, Not for long shall Zion wait: Soon will come her coronation; Lo, her King is at the gate.

Bride and Bridegroom, then appearing, Shall illuminate earth' s gloom; And the nations will be shouting, Lo! our King! make room, make room. O! the times of glad refreshing Soon shall bring a sweet release, Through the glorious reign of blessing, Through the mighty Prince of Peace.