| Song | Yet There Is Room |
| Content Description | Yet There Is Room is a heartfelt hymn celebrating God’s open invitation and abundant grace for all. Centered on themes of mercy, acceptance, and salvation, it encourages worshipers to respond to God’s call and share His love with others. Perfect for congregational singing, personal devotion, or evangelistic gatherings, this hymn reminds Christians that there is always room in God’s kingdom for those who seek Him. Sing and be uplifted as you embrace His grace, welcome others into faith, and rejoice in the assurance of salvation, mercy, and the inclusive love of Christ. |
| Album | Most Popular Gospel Songs – Letter Y |
| Genre | Contemporary Christian Music |
| Writer | Horatius Bonar |
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| Tags | Hymn, Worship, Christian Music, Devotion, Faith, Evangelism |
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“Yet There Is Room”: The Lamb’s Bright Hall Of Song,
With Its Fair Glory, Beckons Thee Along;
Room, Room, Still Room! O Enter, Enter Now.
Day Is Declining, And The Sun Is Low;
The Shadows Lengthen, Light Makes Haste To Go;
Room, Room, Still Room! O Enter, Enter Now.
The Bridal Hall Is Filling For The Feast;
Pass In, Pass In, And Be The Bridegroom’s Guest;
Room, Room, Still Room! O Enter, Enter Now.
It Fills, It Fills, That Hall Of Jubilee!
Make Haste, Make Haste; ‘Tis Not Too Full For Thee;
Room, Room, Still Room! O Enter, Enter Now.
Yet There Is Room: Still Open Stands The Gate,
The Gate Of Love; It Is Not Yet Too Late:
Room, Room, Still Room! O Enter, Enter Now.
O Enter In; That Banquet Is For Thee;
That Cup Of Everlasting Joy Is Free;
Room, Room, Still Room! O Enter, Enter Now.
All Heaven Is There, All Joy! Go In, Go In;
The Angels Beckon Thee The Prize To Win:
Room, Room, Still Room! O Enter, Enter Now.
Louder And Sweeter Sounds The Loving Call;
Come, Lingerer, Come; Enter That Festal Hall;
Room, Room, Still Room! O Enter, Enter Now.
Ere Night That Gate May Close, And Seal Thy Doom;
Then The Last Low, Long Cry, “No Room, No Room!”
No Room, No Room! O Woeful Cry, “No Room!”
