The Song Of Moses And The Lamb

Have you heard the new song, that most beautiful song, The song which the saints now may sing- How the old harp of Moses and sweet flute of John With harmonious melody ring? With harmonious melody ring? How the old harp of Moses and sweet flute of John With harmonious melody ring? 2 ' Tis the song of the Lamb once by Moses foretold, In the symbols and types of God' s law; As the dawn of the day doth those symbols unfold, We behold what we ne' er before saw, We behold what we ne' er before saw, As the dawn of the day doth those symbols unfold, We behold what we ne' er before saw.

O! what visions of glory are brought to faith' s view, Of glory which all soon shall see; For the great King of Glory shall make all things new, And O! what rejoicing there' ll be, And O! what rejoicing there' ll be, For the great King of Glory shall make all things new, And O! what rejoicing there' ll be.

Thyworks great and marvelous, Almighty Lord, Are glorious indeed in our sight; Thy ways just and true, thou blest King of the world, We acknowledge are perfectly right, We acknowledge are perfectly right, Thy ways just and true, thou blest King of the world, We acknowledge are perfectly right.

O! who shall not filially fear thee, O Lord, And thy righteous ways own as the best? Soon all nations shall worship and praise before thee, When thy judgments are made manifest, When thy judgments are made manifest, Soon all nations shall worship and praise before thee, When thy judgments are made manifest.

Tune your voices, ye saints, for this glorious strain, And earth shall with melody ring; Let the grand harp of God loudly swell the refrain, For tributes of praise all may bring, For tributes of praise all may bring, Let the grand harp of God loudly swell the refrain, For tributes of praise all may bring.

God' s Word is that harp, which has long been unstrung, And men heard but discordant its notes; Now as tuned are its chords from Moses to John, How grandly sweet melody floats, How grandly sweet melody floats, Now as tuned are its chords from Moses to John, How grandly sweet melody floats.

It will float o' er the world in a rapturous strain, Of glory and peace and good will, And all then shall hear and may join the refrain And joy shall the hearts of all thrill, And joy shall the hearts of all thrill, And all then shall hear and may join the refrain And joy shall the hearts of all thrill.