| Song | Come, Let Us, Who In Christ Believe |
| Content Description | Come, Let Us, Who In Christ Believe is a powerful and uplifting hymn written by Charles Wesley, often associated with Pentecost and revival. The song calls believers to unite in faith, prayer, and expectation of the Holy Spirit’s movement. Rich in theological depth, its lyrics emphasize spiritual awakening, unity in Christ, and the transforming power of God’s presence. Frequently sung in times of corporate worship and renewal, this hymn continues to inspire Christians to seek a deeper experience of God’s Spirit and live out their faith in community. |
| Album | Christian Hymnal – Series 2 |
| Genre | Praise & Worship |
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| Publisher / Copyrights | John Wesley’s Collection of Hymns |
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| Tags | Pentecost, Methodist Hymn, Revival Hymn, Worship, Church Unity |
| Theme(s) | Unity, Holy Spirit, Revival, Prayer, Spiritual Awakening |
| Scripture Reference(s) | Acts 2:1–4; Ephesians 4:3–6; Matthew 18:20 |
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Come, Let Us, Who In Christ Believe,
Our Common Saviour Praise,
To Him With Joyful Voices Give
The Glory Of His Grace.
He Now Stands Knocking At The Door
Of Every Sinner’s Heart;
The Worst Need Keep Him Out No More,
Or Force Him To Depart.
Through Grace We Hearken To Thy Voice,
Yield To Be Saved From Sin;
In Sure And Certain Hope Rejoice,
That Thou Wilt Enter In.
Come Quickly In, Thou Heavenly Guest,
Nor Ever Hence Remove;
But Sup With Us, And Let The Feast
Be Everlasting Love.
