| Song | Glorious Things Of You Are Spoken |
| Content Description | Glorious Things Of You Are Spoken is a timeless Christian hymn written by John Newton that celebrates the beauty, strength, and eternal hope found in God’s church. Inspired by biblical imagery of Zion, the hymn reflects God’s promises, protection, and faithful care for His people. Its uplifting and worshipful lyrics encourage believers to rejoice in the spiritual blessings and security found in Christ’s kingdom. Frequently sung in church worship services, this classic hymn continues to inspire Christians with themes of faith, unity, hope, and the glory of God’s everlasting presence. |
| Album | Our Great Redeemer’s Praise |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
| Writer(s) | John Newton (1779) |
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| Tags | Hymn, Worship Song, John Newton Hymn, Traditional Christian Music, Church Worship, Devotional, Praise Hymn, Classic Hymn, Sacred Music, Christian Worship |
| Theme(s) | Church, Zion, God’s Promises, Faith, Worship, Hope, God’s Kingdom |
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Glorious Things Of You Are Spoken,
Zion, City Of Our God;
He Whose Word Cannot Be Broken
Formed You For His Own Abode.
On The Rock Of Ages Founded,
What Can Shake Your Sure Repose?
With Salvation’s Walls Surrounded,
You May Smile At All Your Foes.
See, The Streams Of Living Waters,
Springing From Eternal Love,
Well Supply Your Sons And Daughters
And All Fear Of Want Remove.
Who Can Faint While Such A River
Ever Will Their Thirst Assuage?
Grace Which, Like The Lord, The Giver,
Never Fails From Age To Age.
Round Each Habitation Hovering,
See The Cloud And Fire Appear
For A Glory And A Covering,
Showing That The Lord Is Near.
Thus Deriving From Their Banner
Light By Night And Shade By Day,
Safe They Feed Upon The Manna
Which He Gives Them On Their Way.
Savior, Since Of Zion’s City
I Thro’ Grace A Member Am,
Let The World Deride Or Pity,
I Will Glory In Your Name.
Fading Are The World’s Vain Pleasures,
All Their Boasted Pomp And Show;
Solid Joys And Lasting Treasures
None But Zion’s Children Know.



