Copyright, 1882, by F. S. STANTON.

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THE GLORIOUS COMING.
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F. S. STANTON.

1. Our Saviour shall descend a-gain, Earth's bur-ied mill-ions rais - ing ; 2. What tho' these bod-ies lie in dust, Before that glad ap-pear - ing? 3. What tho' earth's gath'ring tempests lower, And a - ges pass in sad - ness? 4. Then safe at last, the bless-ed throng, Set free from trib

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With him shall come a glo-rious train, A-dor - ing him
Yet shall they stand among the just,
Their dark-est hour shall swell the power
Forever praise in holy song The God of their

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Raise high the song that loud and long Be-fore him ceas - eth never,

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He's coming, com-ing, coming soon I know! Coming back to this earth a - gain;

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And the wea-ry pilgrims will to glo-ry go, When the Saviour comes to reign.

From "SONGS OF GRACE," by per.

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WHEN THE KING COMES IN.

E. S. LORenz.

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Call'd to the feast by the King are we, Sitting, perhaps, where his people be 2. Crowns on the head where the thorns have been, Glorified he who once died for men ; 3. Like lightning's flash will that instant show Things hidden long from both friend and foe,

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Joy ful his eye shall on each one rest Who is in white wedding garments dressed—

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How will it fare, friend, with thee and me,
Splen-did the vision before us then,
Just what we are
will ev'ry one know,
well for us if we stand the test,

Ah!

REFRAIN.

When the King comes in?
When the King comes in.
When the King comes in.
When the King comes in.

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When the King comes in, broth - er, When the King comes in!

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