The Sands of Time are Sinking (Vocal and Piano)

The hymn “The Sands of Time are Sinking,” also referred to as “Immanuel’s Land,” is a sublime and beautiful expression of the Christian’s anticipation of heaven. The original text, written by Anne Ross Cousins around 1857 actually has nineteen stanzas! It was inspired by the writing of Samuel Rutherford, and words uttered on his death bed, which were said to be “Glory, glory dwelleth in Immanuel’s Land.” Music for this piece can be found in standard hymnals (which usually include four or five stanzas), including hymnary.org/te...
and www.hymntime.co...
Arranged and played/sung by Naomi Postiff