1. I know a Kingdom with-out end,
Adorned in greater glory
Than earthly gold and silver tend,
Revealed in sweetest story.
2. There lives my Lord and Savior kind,
Who is God's Son victorious;
He loves me wholly, heart and mind,
My spirit's Bridegroom glorious.
3. A pilgrim here, to Him I go,
And soon the journey endeth;
No better aim the soul can know,
As on its way it wendeth.
4. I nothing brought the world at birth,
So humble was my station;
With empty hands I leave this world
Thro' death's grim transformation.
5. Still, I am sure that this my frame
From death again shall sever,
And rise to life in Jesus' name,
To dwell in bliss forever.
6. Then I shall reach, as I believe,
The end of tribulation
And, free from all that made me grieve,
Eternal jubilation.
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1. I know a Kingdom with-out end,
Adorned in greater glory
Than earthly gold and silver tend,
Revealed in sweetest story.
2. There lives my Lord and Savior kind,
Who is God's Son victorious;
He loves me wholly, heart and mind,
My spirit's Bridegroom glorious.
3. A pilgrim here, to Him I go,
And soon the journey endeth;
No better aim the soul can know,
As on its way it wendeth.
4. I nothing brought the world at birth,
So humble was my station;
With empty hands I leave this world
Thro' death's grim transformation.
5. Still, I am sure that this my frame
From death again shall sever,
And rise to life in Jesus' name,
To dwell in bliss forever.
6. Then I shall reach, as I believe,
The end of tribulation
And, free from all that made me grieve,
Eternal jubilation.
Adorned in greater glory
Than earthly gold and silver tend,
Revealed in sweetest story.
2. There lives my Lord and Savior kind,
Who is God's Son victorious;
He loves me wholly, heart and mind,
My spirit's Bridegroom glorious.
3. A pilgrim here, to Him I go,
And soon the journey endeth;
No better aim the soul can know,
As on its way it wendeth.
4. I nothing brought the world at birth,
So humble was my station;
With empty hands I leave this world
Thro' death's grim transformation.
5. Still, I am sure that this my frame
From death again shall sever,
And rise to life in Jesus' name,
To dwell in bliss forever.
6. Then I shall reach, as I believe,
The end of tribulation
And, free from all that made me grieve,
Eternal jubilation.