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THE LAST MESSAGE

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Feb 7, 1900

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 26, No. 6.

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THE LAST MESSAGE.

By Mrs. S. M. Swan

[Tune, "Sleeping on Guard."]
BLOW ye the trumpet in Zion, echo a joyful refrain, Quickly proclaim the glad tidings, Jesus is coming again. Christian, awake from thy slumber; sound it o'er mountain and plain; Tell to a world robed in darkness, Jesus is coming again.

CHORUS:

Yes, coming again, coming again. Go, joyfully tell the glad tidings, Jesus is coming again.
Bear it to each waiting nation, tell to the rich and the poor, Tell to the gay and the careless, soon will probation be o'er. Seek in the highways and hedges those who are buried in sin, Tell them that mercy still lingers, bid them all freely come in.

CHORUS.

Tell to the daughter of Zion, soon will thy conflicts be o'er, Soon will thy trials be ended—Christ is e'en now at the door, Patiently waiting to give thee garments all spotless and clean, Shining with heavenly glory. Rise, then, and welcome Him in.

CHORUS.

Tell to the sorrowful mourner, death can oppress us no more; Jesus will come in His glory, loved ones who sleep to restore, Tell it to thousands who languish, helpless in sorrow and pain, Joy to a groaning creation, Jesus is coming again.

CHORUS.

Battle Creek, Mich. MRS. S. M. SWAN.