| Song | Glorious Things Of Thee Are Spoken |
| Content Description | “Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken” is a timeless Christian hymn written by John Newton that celebrates God’s promises, faithfulness, and the beauty of His holy city. Its lyrics focus on themes of hope, trust, divine protection, and spiritual inheritance, reminding believers of the blessings of God’s covenant and the joy of His presence. Often sung in congregational worship, the hymn inspires reflection on God’s steadfast love and the security found in Him. As you read “Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken lyrics,” you are invited to rejoice in God’s faithfulness, meditate on His promises, and experience the uplifting power of heartfelt worship. |
| 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 | hymn, worship, praise, devotion, trust, hope, classic |
| Theme(s) | God’s Promises, Faithfulness, Hope, Trust, Divine Protection |
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Glorious Things Of Thee Are Spoken,
Zion, City Of Our God!
He, Whose Word Cannot Be Broken,
Formed Thee For His Own Abode.
On The Rock Of Ages Founded,
What Can Shake Thy Sure Repose?
With Salvation’s Walls Surrounded,
Thou May’st Smile At All Thy Foes.
See, The Streams Of Living Waters,
Springing From Eternal Love,
Well Supply Thy Sons And Daughters,
And All Fear Of Want Remove:
Who Can Faint, While Such A River
Ever Flows Their Thirst To Assuage?
Grace Which, Like The Lord, The Giver,
Never Fails From Age To Age.
Saviour, If In Zion’s City
Thou Enrol My Humble Name,
Let The World Deride Or Pity,
I Will Glory In The Shame;
Fading Is The Sinner’s Pleasure,
All His Boasted Pomp And Show:
Solid Joys And Lasting Treasure
None But Zion’s Children Know.
