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9689. Shall I Be Among That Throng?

1 Oh! shall I be among that throng
All clothed in robes of white,
And help to swell that glorious song
Of rapture and delight!

Refrain:
I shall, for I have been redeemed
With blood of worth untold,
The blood of Christ, the Lamb of God,
More precious far than gold.

2 Oh! shall I see my Savior’s face,
All radiant as the sun,
And dwell thro’ all eternity
With God’s Belovèd One? [Refrain]

3 Shall I in glory Christ behold,
Exalted king and Lord?
What rapture, yea, what bliss untold,
That moment will afford! [Refrain]

4 Oh! shall I gaze upon the wounds,
From whence hath flowed the blood
That cleansed my guilty, sinful heart,
And brought me nigh to God? [Refrain]

5 Oh! shall I ever, with the Lord―
As I retrace the past―
Praise Him for all His wondrous grace
To me from first to last? [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Oh! shall I be among that throng
Title: Shall I Be Among That Throng?
Author: M. S. Sullivan (alt.)
Meter: CMD
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: ST. CHAVARA
Composer: George Coles Stebbins (1895)
Meter: CMD
Key: C Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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