The Feast
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The Feast
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The trumpets sound
The angels sing
The feast is ready to begin
The gates of heav'n are open wide
And jesus welcomes you inside
Tables are laden
With good things
O taste the peace
The he brings
He'll fill you up
With love divine
He'll turn your
Water into wine
Chorus
Sing with thankfulness
Songs of pure delight
Come and revel in
Heaven's love and light
Take your place
At the table of the king
The feast is ready to begin
The feast is ready to begin
The hungry heart he satisfies
Offers the poor his paradise
Now hear all heaven
And earth applaud
The amazing goodness of the lord
Chorus
Jesus (echo)
We thank you (echo)
For your love (echo)
For your joy (echo)
Jesus (echo)
We thank you (echo)
For the good things (echo)
You give to us (echo)
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Graham Kendrick performs "The Feast", and this lyric page sits inside the Graham Kendrick catalog on LyroVerse.
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