Some Golden Daybreak Jesus Will Come

"Some Golden Daybreak" is a joyful gospel hymn written by Carl A. Blackmore in 1934, with music composed by George W. Schuler. The hymn expresses the Christian’s eager anticipation of Christ’s second coming, portraying it as a “golden daybreak” when sorrow, sin, and separation will end forever.

Blackmore’s lyrics focus on the hope and certainty of the believer’s meeting with the Lord, whether through resurrection or rapture, in accordance with the promise found in 1 Thessalonians 4:16–17. The refrain reinforces the sense of sudden joy, victory over death, and eternal reunion with Christ and loved ones.

The tune by George W. Schuler is bright, triumphant, and well-suited to congregational singing, making the hymn a favorite in revival services, prophecy conferences, and evangelistic meetings during the mid-20th century. Its message continues to resonate with believers who look forward to Christ’s promised return, offering comfort amid trials and motivation for faithful living.