| Song | Come, Ye That Love The Lord |
| Content Description | Come, Ye That Love The Lord is a joyful and uplifting hymn written by Isaac Watts that calls all believers who love God to unite in praise and celebration. Centered on themes of joy, worship, and spiritual fellowship, this hymn encourages Christians to rejoice together in the goodness and greatness of the Lord. Its lively and encouraging lyrics make it a timeless expression of corporate worship and gratitude. Frequently sung in church gatherings, it continues to inspire believers to express their love for God through joyful praise. |
| Album | Christian Hymnal – Series 2 |
| Genre | Praise & Worship |
| Writer(s) | Isaac Watts |
| Publisher / Copyrights | John Wesley’s Collection of Hymns |
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| Tags | Praise Hymn, Worship, Classic Hymn, Joy in the Lord, Church Song |
| Theme(s) | Praise, Joy, Worship, Fellowship, Thanksgiving |
| Scripture Reference(s) | Psalm 100:1–2; Psalm 149:1–3; Philippians 4:4 |
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Come, Ye That Love The Lord,
And Let Your Joys Be Known;
Join In A Song With Sweet Accord,
While Ye Surround His Throne:
Let Those Refuse To Sing
Who Never Knew Our God;
But Servants Of The Heavenly King
May Speak Their Joys Abroad.
The God That Rules On High,
That All The Earth Surveys
That Rides Upon The Stormy Sky,
And Calms The Roaring Seas-
This Awful God Is Ours,
Our Father And Our Love;
He Will Send Down His Heavenly Powers,
To Carry Us Above.
There We Shall See His Face,
And Never, Never Sin;
There, From The Rivers Of His Grace,
Drink Endless Pleasures In:
Yea, And Before We Rise
To That Immortal State,
The Thoughts Of Such Amazing Bliss
Should Constant Joys Create.
The Men Of Grace Have Found
Glory Begun Below;
Celestial Fruit On Earthly Ground
From Faith And Hope May Grow:
Then Let Our Songs Abound,
And Every Tear Be Dry;
We Are Marching Through Immanuel’s Grounds
To Fairer Worlds On High.
