"All Things Are Ready," Come (Echoes of Grace Hymnbook #121)

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1	"All things are ready," come,
	Come to the supper spread;
	Come, rich and poor; come, old and young;
	Come, and be richly fed.

2	"All things are ready," come,
	The invitation's given,
	Through Him who now in glory sits
	At God's right hand in heaven.

3	"All things are ready," come,
	The door is open wide;
	Oh, feast upon the love of God,
	For Christ His Son has died.

4	"All things are ready," come,
	All hindrance is removed;
	And God, in Christ, His precious love
	To fallen man has proved.

5	"All things are ready," come,
	Tomorrow may not be;
	O sinner, come; the Saviour waits
	This hour to welcome thee!