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Text:O, Come All Ye Saints
Author:H. E. G.
Tune:[Oh, come all ye Saints who have gather'd to Zion]
Composer:H. E. G.

1. O, Come All Ye Saints

1. Oh, come all ye Saints who have gather'd to Zion,
Give thanks to Jehovah, our Savior and King;
For He has delivered His people from bondage.
Let the mountains and valleys with loud hosannas ring

2. Rejoice and be glad in this choice land of Ephraim,
Shout praises to God for His mercy and grace,
Devinely inspired the great prophet leader,
Proclaim'd to all Israel, yes, "This is the place."

3. We now are established in the tops of the mountains
Where God thro' His servants sends forth His holy laws,
Then let us be faithful and true to our covenants,
And show forth our faith by devotion to His cause.

4. The temples of Zion are filled with His power;
Salvation has come to the living and the dead,
Give glory and honor and blessing for ever
To Jesus our Savior and everliving head.

Text Information
First Line: Oh, come all ye Saints who have gather'd to Zion
Title: O, Come All Ye Saints
Author: H. E. G.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1919
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Oh, come all ye Saints who have gather'd to Zion]
Composer: H. E. G.
Incipit: 51765 67143 32552
Key: G Major or modal
Notes: Public Domain.



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