| Song | And Are We Yet Alive |
| Content Description | “And Are We Yet Alive” is a joyful and reflective Christian hymn written by Charles Wesley that expresses gratitude for God’s sustaining grace and the blessing of Christian fellowship. The hymn encourages believers to rejoice in spiritual renewal, unity, and God’s faithfulness through every season of life. Centered on themes of thanksgiving, grace, community, and devotion, this timeless hymn continues to inspire worshippers in church gatherings, class meetings, and personal reflection. It remains a cherished reminder of God’s mercy and the joy of belonging to His people. |
| Album | Our Great Redeemer’s Praise |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
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| Tags | Christian Hymn, Worship Song, Gospel, Devotional, Church Worship, Classic Hymn |
| Theme(s) | Gratitude, Grace, Fellowship, Unity, Faith, Thanksgiving |
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And Are We Yet Alive,
And See Each Other’s Face?
Glory And Praise To Jesus Give
For His Redeeming Grace.
Preserved By Power Divine
To Full Salvation Here,
Again In Jesus’ Praise We Join,
And In His Sight Appear.
What Troubles Have We Seen,
What Conflicts Have We Passed,
Fightings Without, And Fears Within,
Since We Assembled Last.
But Out Of All The Lord
Hath Brought Us By His Love;
And Still He Doth His Help Afford,
And Hides Our Life Above.
Then Let Us Make Our Boast
Of His Redeeming Power,
Which Saves Us To The Uttermost,
Till We Can Sin No More.
Let Us Take Up The Cross
Till We The Crown Obtain;
And Gladly Reckon All Things Loss,
So We May Jesus Gain.
