Your Great Deliverer's Nigh
The clouds at length are breaking,
- No. 14
- 4 stanzas
- Words only in the original
Words
⤢ Full screenThe clouds at length are breaking,
The dawn will soon appear,
And “signs” there's no mistaking,
Proclaim Messiah near.
Awake, awake from sleeeping,
Attend the “Midnight cry,”
Ye saints refrain from weeping—
Your great Deliverer's nigh.
The morning light is beaming,
The “day-star” shines on high,
Christ's herald's are proclaiming
His coming in the sky;
And earth's eventful story
A few short months will tell,
The rightous rise to glory,
The wicked sink to hell.
Ye mortals take the warning,
Ten thousand calls invite:
Should you neglect the morning,
Then comes the doleful night.
Now mercy's hands extended
The vilest wretch would save;
But O, if this be ended,
You're lost beyond the grave.
Great Author of compassion
Rodeemer—Saviour—Friend—
O, send to every nation
The knowledge of its end.
Fly, fly on wings of morning,
Ye who the truth can tell.
And sound the awful warning
To rescue souls from hell.
About this hymn
As printed Hymns designed for the use of the Second Advent Band* (1843) — printed pp. 23–25 (PDF 27–29), «HYMN 14.», italic title *Your Great Deliverer's Nigh.* Four stanzas of eight lines. The Millennial Harp prints this text WITHOUT music as «Hymn for 1843.» (Part I, p. 7, «BY DR. WEST.», seven stanzas); this book gives its stanzas 1, 2, 6 and 7, with small differences of wording and punctuation. Words only: the book prints no music.
- Source
- Hymns designed for the use of the Second Advent Band (1843), words only
- Where
- No. 14 · printed page 23
- Checked
- lyrics verified · 2026-09-25
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