| Song | Come Let Us To The Lord Our God |
| Album | Hymns For Lent |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
| Writer(s) | John Morrison |
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| Tags | Come Let Us To The Lord Our God |
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Come, Let Us To The Lord Our God
With Contrite Hearts Return;
Our God Is Gracious, Nor Will Leave
The Desolate To Mourn.
His Voice Commands The Tempest Forth,
And Stills The Stormy Wave;
And Though His Arm Be Strong To Smite,
‘Tis Also Strong To Save.
Long Has The Night Of Sorrow Reigned;
The Dawn Shall Bring Us Light;
God Shall Appear, And We Shall Rise
With Gladness In His Sight.
Our Hearts, If God We Seek To Know,
Shall Know Him And Rejoice;
His Coming Like The Morn Shall Be,
Like Morning Songs His Voice.
As Dew Upon The Tender Herb,
Diffusing Fragrance Round;
As Showers That Usher In The Spring,
And Cheer The Thirsty Ground:
So Shall His Presence Bless Our Souls,
And Shed A Joyful Light;
That Hallowed Morn Shall Chase Away
The Sorrows Of The Night.
