PROGRAM
Hymns
#7 – Israel, Israel, God is Calling
1. Israel, Israel, God is calling,
Calling thee from lands of woe.
Babylon the great is falling;
God shall all her tow’rs o’erthrow.
Come to Zion, come to Zion
Ere his floods of anger flow.
Come to Zion, come to Zion
Ere his floods of anger flow.
2. Israel, Israel, God is speaking.
Hear your great Deliv’rer’s voice!
Now a glorious morn is breaking
For the people of his choice.
Come to Zion, come to Zion,
And within her walls rejoice.
Come to Zion, come to Zion,
And within her walls rejoice.
3. Israel, angels are descending
From celestial worlds on high,
And to man their pow’r extending,
That the Saints may homeward fly.
Come to Zion, come to Zion,
For your coming Lord is nigh.
Come to Zion, come to Zion,
For your coming Lord is nigh.
4. Israel! Israel! Canst thou linger
Still in error’s gloomy ways?
Mark how judgment’s pointing finger
Justifies no vain delays.
Come to Zion, come to Zion!
Zion’s walls shall ring with praise.
Come to Zion, come to Zion!
Zion’s walls shall ring with praise.
Text: Richard Smythe, 1838-1914
Music: Charles C. Converse, 1832-1918
#1045 – Jesus is the Way
1. Our Savior, Jesus Christ, has said,
“Come in, oh, come ye in through me.”
By other paths we are misled;
Through Him we are made free.
Chorus:
Come in through Him,
Into the fold of God.
Our Savior, Jesus, is the Way—
The Savior of the world.
2. God’s servants, teaching in His name,
Will live His gospel strong and true,
For did not Jesus do the same?
He taught and lived it too.
Chorus: (see above)
3. Our Savior is the precious tree
That bears the fruit so sweet and pure.
His truth that makes us ever free
Unchanging will endure.
Chorus: (see above)
Text: Tēvita Tuliakiono, 1920; English transl. 2025
Music: Tēvita Tuliakiono, 1920 | FOLOFOLA MAI ‘A SĪSŪ
English transl. © 2025 IRI
#308 – Love One Another
Congregation to join choir as directed.
1. As I have loved you,
Love one another.
This new commandment:
Love one another.
By this shall men know
Ye are my disciples,
If ye have love
One to another.
Text and music: Luacine Clark Fox, 1914–2002. © 1961, 1989 IRI