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O That Day of Dread and Wonder
Author: Henry F. Lyte, 1793-1847 Hymnal: Psalms of Grace #50c (2022) Meter: Irregular Lyrics: 1 O that day of dread and wonder,
When to judgment Christ shall come!
When a voice of more than thunder,
Sounding through the silent tomb,
Shall awaken,
All to their eternal doom!
2 Midst the crowds who then assemble,
Naked at their Judge’s throne,
Who of all the most shall tremble?
They that now among His own
Dwell and worship,
But whom Christ has never known.
3 Empty forms and loud profession,
Offerings heaped upon His shrine,
Where there is no heart impression,
Cannot please the eye Divine.
All is worthless,
Till the spirit, Lord, is Thine.
4 Light a flame of love within us;
Tune our souls to prayer and praise;
To Thine own bless'd image win us;
Guide us in Thy righteous ways.
Here convert us,
And at last to glory raise. Scripture: Psalm 50 Languages: English
O That Day of Dread and Wonder
O That Day Of Dread And Wonder
Author: Henry F. Lyte Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #9837 Meter: 8.7.8.7.4.7 Lyrics: 1 O that day of dread and wonder,
When to judgment Christ shall come!
When a voice of more than thunder,
Sounding through the silent tomb,
Shall awaken
All to their eternal doom!
2 Midst the crowds who then assemble,
Naked at their judge’s throne,
Who of all the most shall tremble?
They that now among His own
Dwell and worship,
But whom Christ has never known.
3 Empty forms and loud profession,
Offerings heaped upon His shrine,
Where there is no heart impression,
Cannot please the eye divine.
All is worthless,
Till the spirit, Lord, is Thine.
4 Light a flame of love within us;
Tune our souls to prayer and praise;
To Thy own blest image win us;
Guide us in Thy righteous ways.
Here convert us,
And at last to glory raise. Languages: English Tune Title: ST. AUSTIN
O That Day Of Dread And Wonder
