Hymn/Song Information

WHEN THE BRIDEGROOM CALLETH

When the Bridegroom calleth from the skies—
For His jewels white and fair;
At the blissful crowning of the wise,
Who will be invited there?

All the wise will be invited,
When He calleth to the crowning;
All the wise will be invited,
To the feast of the Lamb.

When the Bridegroom calleth for His bride,
And the pure His palace throng;
There while countless ages sweetly glide,
She will sing redemption’s song.

All the wise will be invited,
When He calleth to the crowning;
All the wise will be invited,
To the feast of the Lamb.

When the Bridegroom calleth from their toil,
All who hold His name most dear;
Who with care have filled their lamps with oil,
And await His coming near.

All the wise will be invited,
When He calleth to the crowning;
All the wise will be invited,
To the feast of the Lamb.

When the Bridegroom calleth from repose,
Those who rest from holy strife;
When rewards for service He bestows,
Who will wear a crown of life?

All the wise will be invited,
When He calleth to the crowning;
All the wise will be invited,
To the feast of the Lamb.

When the Bridegroom sounds the final call,
And the scroll shall be unrolled,
When the victors cross the jasper sea,
Who will tread the streets of gold?

All the wise will be invited,
When He calleth to the crowning;
All the wise will be invited,
To the feast of the Lamb.