Isaiah 60
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Isaiah 60
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Lift up your eyes Jerusalem
Lift up your eyes and see
Your sons and daughters from afar
Radiant shall be
Your hearts shall thrill and abound
For in abundance of the sea
Shall be turned back unto You
When You shall live for me
(Refrain):
And God shall be your glory
It shall always be as new
And the sun will no more light your days
Nor for brightness shall the moon
Yes, God will be your glory
Your light shall be the Lord
And your people shall live in righteousness
When God's kingdom is restored
A wealth of nations come to You
The multitude will come
They'll bring their gold and innocence
Into You they shall run
They bring the gospel in their hearts
And no more shall they roam
They'll be accepted at My harf
And they'll beautify My home
Well who are these that fly like clouds
Like doves to your windows
For the Holy One of Israel
Has made you beautiful
And strangers shall build up your walls
I will stitch your cut
And your gates will be thrown open wide
And never shall be shut
(Refrain)
Son you've been forsaken
Daughter you've been beat
But those who have afflicted you
They will bow down at your feet
And violent shall be no more heard
Peace shall by thy ways
And we call these walls salvation
And our gates will be called praise
(Refrain)
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