| Song | And Wilt Thou O Eternal God |
| Album | Traditional Christian Hymns |
| Genre | Contemporary Christian Music |
| Writer(s) | Philip Doddridge |
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| Tags | And Wilt Thou O Eternal God |
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And Wilt Thou, O Eternal God,
On Earth Establish Thine Abode?
Then Look Propitious From Thy Throne,
And Take This Temple For Thine Own.
These Walls We To Thine Honour Raise,
Long May They Echo In Thy Praise;
And Thou, Descending, Fill The Place
With The Rich Tokens Of Thy Grace.
Here May The Great Redeemer Reign.
With All The Graces Of His Train;
While Power Divine His Word Attends.
To Conquer Foes And Cheer His Friends.
And In The Last Decisive Day,
When God The Nations Shall Survey.
May It Before The World Appear.
Thousands Were Born For Glory Here.
