The Song of Moses and the Lamb by F. M. BURG

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 8, 1913

The Song of Moses and the Lamb

By F. M. BURG

F. M. BURG

The saints of all the ages now swell their triumph song; They've passed through bloody conflict, they've fought and struggled long; Their endless songs of victory throughout all heaven ring, The song of Moses and the Lamb in accents loud they sing; The song of Moses and the Lamb in accents loud they sing.

They sing creation’s wonders,—the wisdom, power, and might Of him who made the planets and formed the stars of night; Of him whose glory shineth from every gleaming star, Whose power upholds the rolling worlds, that shine like suns afar; Whose power upholds the rolling worlds, that shine like suns afar.

“Thy ways are truth and justice,” our blessed Lord and King; “Thy righteousness and beauty we would forever sing;” So in delight and rapture, they join in endless song; Their praise in sweetest harmonies re-sounds through ages long; Their praise in sweetest harmonies re-sounds through ages long.

“Who would not love and fear thee, and glorify thy name? “For thou alone art worthy,” hear all his saints proclaim; “All nations, tongues, and kindreds shall worship at thy feet, And sing thy praise through endless days, in harmonies so sweet; And sing thy praise through endless days, in harmonies so sweet.

“We’ve learned thy righteous judgments, O Lord; thy ways are right; We love thy perfect precepts, thy law is our delight; We’ll choose thy ways forever, our righteous Lord and King; Our grateful service, full and free, to thee, our God, we’ll bring; Our grateful service, full and free, to thee, our God, we’ll bring.”