Your Kingdom come

The phrase "Your Kingdom come" resonates through 4 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

Your Kingdom come· 4 hymns found
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To overcome, unto Your praise.
I will obey Your word
O Lord, we’ve seen Your purpose to bring the many sons
We welcome You in every part;

Your Kingdom come

On earth in us, as at the throne.
Not my will but Yours be done
We praise You, Lord, this glory is You, Yourself within,
One day all knees will bow;

Together, Lord, our voice we raise

lyricist: B. R.
Composer: Charles Hutchinson Gabriel
Hymn 1

...To overcome, unto Your praise.

Your Kingdom come, Your will be done

On earth in us, as at the throne....

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To overcome, unto Your praise.

Your Kingdom come, Your will be done

On earth in us, as at the throne.

Together, Lord, our voice we raise

Victory Chant

lyricist: Joseph Vogels
Hymn 2

...I will obey Your word

I want to see Your kingdom come

Not my will but Yours be done...

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I will obey Your word

I want to see Your kingdom come

Not my will but Yours be done

Victory Chant

O Lord, we’ve seen Your purpose to bring the

lyricist: Adapted
Composer: Henry Thomas Smart
Hymn 3

...O Lord, we’ve seen Your purpose to bring the many sons

To share in Your full glory and see Your kingdom come.

We praise You, Lord, this glory is You, Yourself within,...

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O Lord, we’ve seen Your purpose to bring the many sons

To share in Your full glory and see Your kingdom come.

We praise You, Lord, this glory is You, Yourself within,

O Lord, we’ve seen Your purpose to bring the

One Day All Knees Will Bow

lyricist: P. J.
Composer: H. J.
Hymn 4

...We welcome You in every part;

Your kingdom come in us today, in us today.

One day all knees will bow;...

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We welcome You in every part;

Your kingdom come in us today, in us today.

One day all knees will bow;

One Day All Knees Will Bow

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