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King of Love

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1 The King of Glory cometh
In joy and peace to reign;
All nations bow before Him
And follow in His train
And follow in His train.

Chorus:
O sing His glory, blest King of Love,
Worship’d by angels in heav’n above;
His love redeeming shall make us free,
Light of the Ages, Saviour is He,
Light of the Ages, Saviour is He.

2 Give praise and adoration
To Christ the wondrous King
And with your glad hosannas
Make heaven’s arches ring,
Make heaven’s arches ring. [Chorus]

3 All power and dominion
On earth, in heav’n above,
Are giv’n to Christ the Saviour,
Who rules the world in love,
Who rules the world in love. [Chorus]


Source: Kingdom Songs: for use in the Sunday School, the young people's meeting, the devotional service #139

Author: Mabel J. Rosemon

Mabel J. Rosemon, 1880-? Born: De­cem­ber 3, 1880, Man­hat­tan, New York. Rosemon seems to have been liv­ing in Mer­cer Coun­ty, New Jer­sey, in 1900. Her works in­clude: Christmas Sug­gest­ion Book No. 2 (ed­it­or), 1928 --www.nethymnal.com  Go to person page >

Text Information

First Line: The King of Glory cometh in joy and peace to reign
Title: King of Love
Author: Mabel J. Rosemon (1914)
Language: English
Refrain First Line: O sing His glory
Copyright: Public Domain

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