The Lord Himself Shall Come (Echoes of Grace Hymnbook #195)

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1	The Lord Himself shall come
	And shout a quickening word:
	Thousands shall answer from the tomb:
	"Forever with the Lord."

	That resurrection word,
	That shout of victory—
	Once more: "Forever with the Lord."
	Amen, so let it be.

2	Then as we upward fly,
	The resurrection word
	Shall be our shout of victory,
	"Forever with the Lord."

3	There with unwearied gaze
	Our eyes on Him we'll rest,
	And satisfy with endless praise
	A heart supremely blest.

4	"Knowing as we are known,"
	How shall we love that word;
	How oft repeat before the throne,
	"Forever with the Lord."