Listen to the MIDI file whilst browsing the music? (MIDI player for Internet Explorer and Netscape , try select for other browsers) Another strong congregational song written by Tim in country rock style for his church's celebration of the Jewish "Feast of the Tabernacles" (see also “The Coming Of The Light”). This one powerfully links 1 Corinthians 9 v24 with several central themes of Revelation. Download the sheet music and related midi file in "zipped" format (39Kb)? Lyrics (by Tim Barber) And I saw the holy city coming down out of heaven like a bride. She has made herself ready, she is clothed in fine linen, pure and white. The light in her eyes is the light of the Lord, her King; Heaven's harmony as the bride and bridegroom sing. There is a feast that's long been planned, it's the wedding of the Lamb, God and man in sweet communion! So keep on running for the prize, keep the Son's light in your eyes, store your treasures up in heaven for that day. The prize is worth it all, the prize is worth it all! There will be a celebration, laughter, shouts of jubilation on that day; when the ones who've overcome receive their crowns, and all their tears are wiped away. The trials of this life are not worthy to be compared with the glorious things the Father has prepared! Tim can be contacted at tsbarber@juno.com. He's written many excellent songs, all of which are covered by the Christian Copyright Licensing International licence for churches. This song (and others equally good) are on his privately-produced cassette, “Let Your Kingdom Come (Songs for the Feast of Tabernacles)” - well worth a listen. Reflection Home Page Back to List of Music
Another strong congregational song written by Tim in country rock style for his church's celebration of the Jewish "Feast of the Tabernacles" (see also “The Coming Of The Light”). This one powerfully links 1 Corinthians 9 v24 with several central themes of Revelation.
There is a feast that's long been planned, it's the wedding of the Lamb, God and man in sweet communion! So keep on running for the prize, keep the Son's light in your eyes, store your treasures up in heaven for that day. The prize is worth it all, the prize is worth it all!
There will be a celebration, laughter, shouts of jubilation on that day; when the ones who've overcome receive their crowns, and all their tears are wiped away. The trials of this life are not worthy to be compared with the glorious things the Father has prepared!
This song (and others equally good) are on his privately-produced cassette, “Let Your Kingdom Come (Songs for the Feast of Tabernacles)” - well worth a listen.