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H711 今將此身安葬入墓 THIS BODY IN THE GRAVE (1/5)

H711 今將此身安葬入墓 THIS BODY IN THE GRAVE (1/5). 今將此身安葬入墓， This body in the grave we lay 安息等候大日臨到； There to await that solemn day 神必親自叫它復甦， When God Himself shall bid it rise 凱旋上升喜樂歡跳。 To mount triumphant to the sky. H 711 ( 節 2 /5, 頁 1 /1 ） 一切煩惱、試煉皆過，

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H711 今將此身安葬入墓 THIS BODY IN THE GRAVE (1/5)

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  1. H711今將此身安葬入墓THIS BODY IN THE GRAVE (1/5) 今將此身安葬入墓， This body in the grave we lay 安息等候大日臨到； There to await that solemn day 神必親自叫它復甦， When God Himself shall bid it rise 凱旋上升喜樂歡跳。 To mount triumphant to the sky.

  2. H 711 (節2/5, 頁1/1） 一切煩惱、試煉皆過， All trials and all griefs are past, 盡已終結葬此土下； A blessed end has come at last. 凡曾在世甘負主軛， Christ's yoke was borne with ready will; 雖死猶生，仍舊說話。 Who dieeth thus is living still.

  3. H 711 (節3/5, 頁1/1） 我們不用傷心流淚， We have no cause to mourn or weep; 如此安眠，何等有福！ Securely shall this body sleep 等主再臨，死亡摧毀， Till Christ Himself shall death destroy 必再醒來，喜樂歡呼！ And raise the blessed dead to joy.

  4. H 711 (節4/5, 頁1/1） 在世與主同受苦難， For they who with Him suffered here 在天必要同享榮耀； Shall there be healed from woe and fear; 在那永遠福樂彼岸， And when eternal bliss is won, 光明如日榮耀四照。 They'll shine in glory like the sun.

  5. H 711 (節5/5, 頁1/1） 今讓我們就此告別， Then let us leave this place of rest 勇奔前程，豫備不懈； And homeward turn, for they are blest 因信迎接死亡無怯， Who heed God's warning and prepare 待繞主前歡聚永偕。 Lest death should find them unaware.

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