| Song | Waken O Wake! With Tidings |
| Content Descriptions | Waken O Wake! With Tidings is a lively worship hymn that calls believers to rejoice and share the good news of God’s love. Its uplifting lyrics inspire hearts to celebrate Christ’s message, spreading hope, faith, and joy. Perfect for congregational singing, church services, or special worship events, this hymn encourages both reflection and proclamation. Worship leaders will find it a meaningful addition to seasonal services, evangelistic gatherings, or joyful celebrations of faith. Waken O Wake! With Tidings reminds believers that spreading God’s message brings light and hope to the world, encouraging active discipleship and heartfelt worship. |
| Album | Most Popular Gospel Songs – Letter W |
| Genre | Contemporary Christian Music |
| Writer | Philipp Nicolai |
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| Tags | Worship, Hymn, Lyrics, Christian Music, Evangelism, Congregational Singing |
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Wake, O Wake! With Tidings Thrilling
The Watchmen All The Air Are Filling,
Arise, Jerusalem, Arise!
Midnight Strikes! No More Delaying,
“The Hour Has Come!” We Hear Them Saying,
Where Are Ye All, Ye Virgins Wise?
The Bridegroom Comes In Sight,
Raise High Your Torches Bright!
Alleluya! The Wedding Swells Loud And Strong:
Go Forth And Join The Festal Throng!
Sion Hears The Watchmen Shouting,
Her Heart Leaps Up With Joy Undoubting,
She Stands And Waits With Eager Eyes;
See Her Friend From Heaven Descending,
Adorned With Truth And Grace Unending!
Her Light Burns Clear, Her Star Doth Rise.
Now Come, Thou Precious Crown,
Lord Jesus, God’s Own Son!
Hosanna! Let Us Prepare To Follow There,
Where In Thy Supper We May Share.
Every Soul In Thee Rejoices,
From Men And From Angelic Voices
Be Glory Given To Thee Alone!
Now The Gates Of Pearl Receive Us,
Thy Presence Never More Shall Leave Us,
We Stand With Angels Round Thy Throne.
Earth Cannot Give Below
The Bliss Thou Dost Bestow.
Alleluya! Grant Us To Raise To Length Of Days,
The Triumph-Chorus Of Thy Praise.
