Arise and Tell
Brethren, you can arise and tell,
- No. 17
- 5 stanzas
- Words only in the original
Words
⤢ Full screenHymns designed for the use of the Second Advent Band (N. Stevens and H. B. Skinner, 1843), printed p. 28 (PDF 32). Words only: the hymnal prints no music. All on p. 28, under the end of Hymn 16. Five unnumbered stanzas. Not found in the Millennial Harp (1843).
Brethren, you can arise and tell,
Brethren, you can arise and tell,
Brethren, you can arise and tell,
The wonders of Immanuel.
Sisters, you can arise and tell,
Sisters, you can arise and tell,
Sisters, you can arise and tell,
The wonders of Immanuel.
Yes, bless the Lord you can arise and tell,
Yes, bless the Lord you can arise and tell.
Yes, bless the Lord you can arise and tell,
The wonders of Immanuel.
Who took your feet from the mirey clay,
Turned your darkness into day,
Promised if you'd faithful be,
He'd land your soul in glory.
Glory be to the Lord most high,
Glory beaming through the sky,
I'll shout his praises when I rise,
And after this shout glory.
About this hymn
As printed Stanzas are unnumbered in the print; «Hymn» is set in small capitals and the title in italics; the printer's space before «;», «:», «!» and «?» is not reproduced; words divided only by the line end are joined.
- Source
- Hymns designed for the use of the Second Advent Band (1843), words only
- Where
- No. 17 · printed page 28
- Checked
- lyrics verified · 2026-09-25
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