| Song | Dives And Lazarus (As It Fell) |
| Content Description | Dives And Lazarus (As It Fell) is a reflective worship song inspired by the biblical parable of the rich man and Lazarus. It highlights themes of mercy, judgment, and the eternal consequences of earthly choices. The song calls listeners to reflect deeply on salvation, compassion, and the importance of living according to God’s will. Through its storytelling nature, it delivers a powerful gospel message about repentance and eternity. This worship song is ideal for devotional reflection, reminding believers of the reality of heaven, judgment, and the urgency of choosing a life aligned with God. |
| Album | Most Popular Gospel Songs – Letter D |
| Genre | Contemporary Christian Music |
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| Tags | Worship, Christian lyrics, devotional, inspirational. |
| Theme(s) | Mercy, judgment, eternity, repentance, salvation, compassion, heaven, hell, biblical parable reflection. |
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As It Fell Out Upon One Day,
Rich Dive S Made A Feast,
And He Invited All His Friends,
And Gentry Of The Best.
Then Lazarus Laid Him Down And Down
And Down At Dive S’ Door:
“Some Meat And Drink, Brother, Diverus,
Bestow Upon The Poor.”
“Thou’rt None Of My Brothers, Lazarus,
That Liest Begging At My Door;
No Meat, Nor Drink Will I Give Thee,
Nor Bestow Upon The Poor.”
Then Lazarus Laid Him Down And Down,
All Under Dive S’ Wall:
“Some Meat, Some Drink, Brother Diverus,
For Hunger Starve I Shall.”
“Thou’rt None Of My Brothers, Lazarus,
That Liest Begging At My Gate;
No Meat, No Drink Will I Give Thee,
For Jesus Christ His Sake.”
Then Dive S Sent Out His Hungry Dogs,
To Bite Him As He Lay;
They Hadn’t The Power To Bite One Bite,
But Licked His Sores Away.
Then Dive S Sent To His Merry Men,
To Worry Poor Lazarus Away;
They’d Not The Power To Strike One Stroke,
But Flung Their Whips Away.
As It Fell Out Upon One Day,
Poor Lazarus Sickened And Died;
There Came Two Angels Out Of Heaven,
His Soul Therein To Guide.
“Rise Up! Rise Up! Brother Lazarus,
And Go Along With Me;
For You’ve A Place Prepared In Heaven,
To Sit On An Angel’s Knee.”
As It Fell Out Upon One Day,
Rich Dive S Sickened And Died;
There Came Two Serpents Out Of Hell,
His Soul Therein To Guide.
“Rise Up! Rise Up! Brother Diverus,
And Come Along With Me;
There Is A Place Provided In Hell
For Wicked Men Like Thee.”
Then Dive S Looked Up With His Eyes
And Saw Poor Lazarus Blest;
“Give Me One Drop Of Water, Brother Lazarus,
To Quench My Flaming Thirst.”
“O, Was I Now But Alive Again
The Space Of One Half Hour!
O, That I Had My Peace Again
Then The Devil Should Have No Power.”
