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Come, Lord Jesus, To Redeem Us

from Already But Not Yet by Joshua Otte

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“COME, LORD JESUS, TO REDEEM US”
Words: Gary A. Parrett (2002). Music: NETTLETON.
Arrangement: Joshua Otte.

Come, Lord Jesus, to redeem us
from our foes and from our fears.
We await the hand of mercy
that will wipe away our tears.
We have labored long in darkness,
even now our hearts grow weak.
How we long for your appearing
and your great salvation seek.

Come, Lord Jesus, true and righteous,
bring your pure and piercing light.
For we know when you appear, Lord,
ev’ry wrong shall be made right.
You will vanquish all the proud ones;
you will fill all those who thirst.
O, the first shall be the last, then,
and the last shall be the first.

Now prepare a path before Him:
in the desert make a way.
Take the gospel to the nations
and proclaim his coming Day.
Ev’ry mountain must be leveled;
ev’ry valley must be raised.
Then all flesh shall see his glory.
God shall be forever praised!

Raise the cry of “Maranatha!”
We shall soon behold our King.
To the Alpha and Omega,
this one prayer and plea we sing:
joining voices with the Spirit
we, the Bride of Christ, say, “Come!”
Come, Lord Jesus, come and free us
from this death and bring us home.

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from Already But Not Yet, released October 4, 2010

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Joshua Otte Portland, Maine

These songs represent a part of my gathered worship ministry and my passion to see other people and churches be shaped by God-centered, Christ-exalting, and Spirit-empowered music.

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