HYMN 19. L. M.

Ere Long the Veil Will Rend in Twain

Parley P. Pratt 1807-1857


1

Ere long the veil will rend in twain,
The King descend with all his train;
The earth shall shake with awful fright,
And all creation feel his might.

2

The trump of God, it long shall sound,
And raise the nations underground;
Throughout the vast domains of heav’n
The voice echoes, the sound is given.

3

Lift up your heads ye Saints in peace,
The Savior comes for your release;
The day of the redeem’d has come,
The Saints shall all be welcom’d home.

4

Behold the church, it soars on high,
To meet the Saints amid the sky;
To hail the King in clouds of fire,
And strike and tune th’ immortal lyre.

5

Hosanna now the trump shall sound,
Proclaim the joys of heav’n around,
When all the Saints together join,
In songs of love, and all divine.

6

With Enoch here we all shall meet,
And worship at Messiah’s feet,
Unite our hands and hearts in love,
And reign on thrones with Christ above.

7

The city that was seen of old
Whose walls were jasper, and streets gold,
We’ll now inherit thron’d in might:
The Father and the Son’s delight.

8

Celestial crowns we shall receive,
And glories great our God shall give,
While loud hosannas we’ll proclaim,
And sound aloud our Savior’s name.

9

Our hearts and tongues all join’d in one,
A loud hosanna to proclaim,
While all the heav’ns shall shout again,
And all creation say, Amen.