4 Enemies no more shall trouble,

All thy wrongs shall be redressed;
For thy shame thou shalt have double,
In thy Maker's favor blessed;
All thy conflicts

End in everlasting rest.

Rev. THOMAS KELLY, 1803

ZION 8.7.8.7.4.7.

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(Second Tune)

THOMAS HASTINGS, 1830

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On the moun-tain's top ap-pear-ing, Lo! the sacred her - ald stands,

Mourn-ing cap - tive, God Him-self will loose thy bands. A-men.

EVERTON 8.7.8.7.D.

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(First Tune)

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H. SMART, 1867

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Lord, her watch Thy church is keep-ing: When shall earth thy rule o - bey?

When shall end the night of weep-ing? When shall break the promised day?

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See the whit-'ning har- vest lan- guish, Wait-ing still the

laborers' toil;

Was it vain,Thy Son's deep an-guish? Shall the strong re-tain the spoil? A-men.

2 Tidings, sent to every creature,
Millions yet have never heard:
Can they hear without a preacher?
Lord Almighty, give the word!
Give the word! in every nation
Let the Gospel trumpet sound,
Witnessing a world's salvation,

To the earth's remotest bound.

Lord, her watch Thy church is keep-ing: When shall earth Thy rule o bey? .

When shall end

the night of weep - ing? When shall break the prom-ised day?

See the whit-'ning har-vest lan-guish, Wait-ing still the

la-borers' toil;

Was it vain, Thy Son's deep an-guish? Shall the strong re-tain the spoil? A-men.

Saints of God! the dawn is bright'ning, To-ken of our

O'er the earth the field is whit'ning; Loud - er rings the Master's word:

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Speed Thy ser-vants, Sav-iour,speed them; Thou art Lord of winds and waves;

They were bound,but Thou hast freed them; Now they go to