What a blessed glorifying singing. I live the song at about 20.20 minutes. We will need no light in that city. They sing so beautifully and passionately!
This was back in the day when COG members were sanctified, sold out, and lived a victorious life. The Holy Ghost would move in the services and set people free ..
20:20 is a song written by Jake Hess’ brother, Fred. His son, Steve Hess; currently travels with his own group “Steve Hess & Southern Salvation.” We'll Need No Light In That City Verse #1 I hear the sound of the trumpet, / I know it can't be long; / ‘til the Lord will be coming for His own (for His own.) No more trouble, no more pain, / will ever come again; / as we sing praise to Jesus ‘round the throne. Chorus: We’ll need no light in the city / that John saw coming down. For Jesus will be there. His glory will abound. We’ll need no light in the city / of never-ending day. The Lamb of God will take the night away. Verse #2 It won’t be long til the trumpet / of God will call us home, / to receive heaven’s final, great reward (great reward.) All our battles fought and won, / we’ll hear Him say “well done!” / “Enter into the glories of the Lord.” Verse #3 I want to live in that city, / that John saw coming down; / for I've read that it's mansions can be mine (can be mine.) No more darkness, no more night, / for Jesus is the Light; / and the sun will no longer have to shine. Words & Music: Fred Hess Page #50, in: “Love Supreme” Tennessee Music & Printing Co. - 1974
What a blessed glorifying singing. I live the song at about 20.20 minutes. We will need no light in that city. They sing so beautifully and passionately!
Love this. Watching again now.
This was back in the day when COG members were sanctified, sold out, and lived a victorious life. The Holy Ghost would move in the services and set people free ..
Lot different now...
20:20 is a song written by Jake Hess’ brother, Fred. His son, Steve Hess; currently travels with his own group “Steve Hess & Southern Salvation.”
We'll Need No Light In That City
Verse #1
I hear the sound of the trumpet, / I know it can't be long; / ‘til the Lord will be coming for His own (for His own.)
No more trouble, no more pain, / will ever come again; / as we sing praise to Jesus ‘round the throne.
Chorus:
We’ll need no light in the city / that John saw coming down.
For Jesus will be there. His glory will abound.
We’ll need no light in the city / of never-ending day.
The Lamb of God will take the night away.
Verse #2
It won’t be long til the trumpet / of God will call us home, / to receive heaven’s final, great reward (great reward.)
All our battles fought and won, / we’ll hear Him say “well done!” / “Enter into the glories of the Lord.”
Verse #3
I want to live in that city, / that John saw coming down; / for I've read that it's mansions can be mine (can be mine.)
No more darkness, no more night, / for Jesus is the Light; / and the sun will no longer have to shine.
Words & Music: Fred Hess
Page #50, in: “Love Supreme”
Tennessee Music & Printing Co. - 1974
LETS HAVE A LITTLE TALK WITH JESUS AMEN
TOO POWERFUL!!
Does anyone know where I can find the lyrics and maybe music for "Because of Jesus"? TIA! God bless you!
The song that's at about 20:20 is a powerful song!
This is Fred Hass's We'll Need No Light In That City. It is 50 in Love Supreme (Tennessee Music & Printing Co., 1974).
It's such a beautiful song!
What's the name of the song at about 12:41 So, open your let Jesus in?
Open your heart
Leslie Johnson What hymnal is it in?
It may have been Rejoice Together convention songbook by Pathway Press
This is CS Grogan's Open Your Heart And Let Jesus In. It is 150 in Love Supreme (Tennessee Music & Printing Co., 1974).
Do you the lyrics to the song early in the morning on 3:01
No I sure Don't. If I find them I'll let you know.
Leslie Johnson Ok thanks