| Song | Head Of Thy Church Triumphant |
| Content Description | “Head Of Thy Church Triumphant” is a powerful Christian hymn celebrating Jesus Christ as the victorious Head of His Church. The lyrics emphasize Christ’s triumph over sin and death, His sovereign rule, and the unity of believers in both heaven and earth. This hymn reflects deep themes of victory, worship, and eternal glory, encouraging believers to rejoice in Christ’s finished work and ongoing reign. Whether you’re searching for Head Of Thy Church Triumphant lyrics or exploring hymns about the victorious Church, this timeless piece offers a stirring declaration of Christ’s authority and triumph. |
| 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, triumphant Church, Jesus Christ, victory, traditional worship, church music |
| Theme(s) | Christ’s Victory, Church, Resurrection, Glory, Worship |
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Head Of Thy Church Triumphant,
We Joyfully Adore Thee;
Till Thou Appear,
Thy Members Here
Shall Sing Like Those In Glory.
We Lift Our Hearts And Voices
With Blest Anticipation,
And Cry Aloud,
And Give To God
The Praise Of Our Salvation.
While In Affliction’s Furnace,
And Passing Through The Fire,
Thy Love We Praise,
Which Knows Our Days,
And Ever Brings Us Nigher.
We Clap Our Hands Exulting
In Thine Almighty Favour;
The Love Divine
Which Made Us Thine
Shall Keep Us Thine For Ever.
Thou Dost Conduct Thy People
Through Torrents Of Temptation,
Nor Will We Fear,
While Thou Art Near,
The Fire Of Tribulation.
The World With Sin And Satan
In Vain Our March Opposes,
Through Thee We Shall
Break Through Them All,
And Sing The Song Of Moses.
By Faith We See The Glory
To Which Thou Shalt Restore Us,
The Cross Despise
For That High Prize
Which Thou Hast Set Before Us.
And If Thou Count Us Worthy,
We Each, As Dying Stephen,
Shall See Thee Stand
At God’s Right Hand,
To Take Us Up To Heaven.
