| Song | Know Ye The Lord Hath Borne Away |
| Content Description | Know Ye The Lord Hath Borne Away is a traditional Christian hymn that reflects on God’s mercy, forgiveness, and the cleansing power of His grace. Its thoughtful lyrics encourage believers to recognize the weight of sin being removed through the work of the Lord. Centered on themes of repentance, salvation, and spiritual renewal, the hymn invites worshippers into deeper gratitude and devotion. Often used in reflective and worship settings, it continues to inspire faith and assurance in God’s redeeming love through Jesus Christ. |
| Album | Most Popular Gospel Songs – Letter K |
| Genre | Contemporary Christian Music |
| Writer | Henry Twells |
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| Tags | Sacred Hymn, Christian Worship, Traditional Hymn, Gospel Hymn, Devotional Music, Praise Song |
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Know Ye The Lord Hath Borne Away
Your Master From Your Head Today?
Yea, We Know It; Yet We Raise
Joyous Strains Of Hope And Praise!
He Is Gone, But Not Before
All His Earthly Work Is O’er.
Alleluia!
Know Ye The Lord Hath Borne Away
Your Master From Your Head Today?
Yea, We Know It; Stand Afar;
Mark His Bright Triumphal Car,
Mighty End Of Mighty Deeds,
Clouds His Chariot, Winds His Steeds!
Alleluia!
Know Ye The Lord Hath Borne Away
Your Master From Your Head Today?
Yea, We Know It; Ere He Left,
Jordan’s Stream In Twain Was Cleft;
With That Glorious Act In View,
We Shall One Day Cleave It, Too!
Alleluia!
Know Ye The Lord Hath Borne Away
Your Master From Your Head Today?
Yea, We Know It; Wondrous Love
Bids Him Seek His Home Above;
He Hath Said ‘Tis Better So;
See His Mantle Dropped Below!
Alleluia!
Know Ye The Lord Hath Borne Away
Your Master From Your Head Today?
Yea, We Know It; Lo! We Trace
Plenteous Portions Of His Grace,
Sent To All Whose Hearts Can Soar
Whither He Has Gone Before.
Alleluia!
Know Ye The Lord Hath Borne Away
Your Master From Your Head Today?
Yea, We Know It; Search Would Fail,
If Ye Passed Through Mount And Vale;
Earth Contains Him Not, Though Wide;
Seek Him At His Father’s Side!
Alleluia!
