Jesus is Coming
By John R. Rice
Lyrics
God's children are homesick for Heaven our home.
Come then, Lord Jesus, come quickly and take us;
The wedding feast waits when the Bridegroom shall come.
Jesus is coming, is coming, is coming!
It may be tomorrow, it may be today.
May be the trumpet sound, may be the angel shout,
Then "Come up higher," the Savior will say!
With oil in our lamp, may our wicks be trimmed too.
"Ho! cometh the Bridegroom, go ye out to meet Him!"
Oh, glad, blest announcement we hope to hear soon.
Or day, those we work with be left when we're gone.
Witness today then, and turn men to Jesus,
Soon passes the season for winning our own.
When we shall be changed in a moment of time;
Meet all our loved ones, redeemed of all ages,
And, oh, what glad greetings for mine and for thine!
Bible Reference
Revelation 22:20
About This Hymn
"Jesus Is Coming" is a stirring hymn by Dr. John R. Rice that emphasizes the anticipation and hope of Christ's return. The lyrics express a longing for the fulfillment of God's promises and the joy that will accompany His second coming. Rooted in biblical prophecy, this hymn encourages believers to live in readiness and expectation, keeping their faith steadfast as they await the glorious return of Jesus Christ.
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Hymn Information
- Category: Hymn
- Author/Writer: John R. Rice (1989)
- Added: August 15, 2025
- Last Updated: August 15, 2025
- Views: 446
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