Redeemer of Israel (J. Ashley Hall)

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Editor: J. Ashley Hall (submitted 2010-02-17).   Score information: Letter, 9 pages, 178 kB   Copyright: Personal
Edition notes: Copyright © 2010 by John Ashley Hall. Non-commercial use is permitted.

General Information

Title: Redeemer of Israel
Composer: Freeman Lewis
Arranger: J. Ashley Hall

Number of voices: 4vv   Voicing: SATB
Genre: SacredHymn

Language: English
Instruments: Piano

First published: 2010
Description: J. Ashley Hall arrangement of Freeman Lewis's melody. Piano accompaniment uses Hall's "The Tonal Orb: A Harmonic Study, Part 9B".

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Original text and translations

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On whom for a blessing we call,
Our shadow by day and our pillar by night,
Our King, our Deliv’rer, our all!

We know He is coming to gather His sheep,
And lead them in Zion, in love.
For why in the valley of death should they weep,
Or in the lone wilderness rove?

How long we have wandered as strangers in sin
And cried in the desert for Thee!
Our foes have rejoiced when our sorrows they've seen,
But Israel will shortly be free.

As children of Zion, good tidings for us.
The tokens already appear;
Fear not, and be just, for the kingdom is ours.
The hour of redemption is near.

Restore, my dear Savior, the light of Thy face;
Thy soul cheering comfort impart
And let the sweet longing for Thy holy place
Bring hope to my desolate heart.

He looks and ten thousands of angels rejoice,
And myriads wait for His word;
He speaks and eternity filled with His voice
echoes the praise of the Lord.

Redemption is near. He’ll gather His sheep.
The kingdom is ours. We’ll shortly be free.