| Song | Divine Wrath (Thus Evermore) |
| Content Description | Divine Wrath (Thus Evermore) is a powerful worship song that reflects on the holiness, justice, and righteous judgment of God. It calls believers to deeper reverence, repentance, and awareness of God’s authority over all creation. The song balances themes of divine wrath and mercy, reminding Christians of the seriousness of sin and the greatness of God’s righteousness. Through its solemn and reflective tone, it encourages spiritual awakening and a renewed commitment to live in obedience and humility before God. This song is ideal for deep devotional reflection and worship focused on God’s majesty and justice. |
| Album | Most Popular Gospel Songs – Letter D |
| Genre | Contemporary Christian Music |
| Writer | John Keble |
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| Tags | Worship, Christian lyrics, devotional, inspirational. |
| Theme(s) | God’s justice, divine wrath, holiness, repentance, reverence, righteousness, judgment, mercy, obedience to God. |
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Thus Evermore The Saints’ Avenging God
With His Dread Fires Hath Scathed The Unholy Ground;
Nor Wants There, Waiting Round The Uplifted Rod,
Watchers In Heaven And Earth, Ay Faithful Found.
God’s Armies Open-Eyed His Aim Attend,
Wondering How Oft These Warning Notes Will Peal,
Ere The Great Trump Be Blown, The Judge Descend:
Man Only Wears Cold Look And Heart Of Steel.
Age After Age, Where Antichrist Hath Reigned,
Some Flame-Tipt Arrow Of The Almighty Falls;
Imperial Cities Lie In Heaps Profaned,
Fire Blazes Round Apostate Council-Halls.
And If The World Sin On, Yet Here And There
Some Proud Soul Cowers, Some Scorner Learns To Pray;
Some Slumberer Rouses At The Beacon Glare,
And Trims His Waning Lamps, And Waits For Day.
