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1
Through countless ages, many men Have longed and sought and tried to see The secret of the universe, So vast, so great a mystery.
GThrough
countless ages,
D
many
G
men
AHave
longed and
D
sought
and
A
tried
to
D
see
The
G
secret
D7
of
the
G
universe,
So
D
vast,
so great a
Cmys
D7ter
G
y.
2
Yet not through struggling could frail man The secret of this myst’ry find; Nor chance, by stumbling, come upon Such hidden things—to these he’s blind.
Yet not through struggling could frail man
The secret of this myst'ry find;
Nor chance, by stumbling, come upon
Such hidden things—to these he's blind.
GYet
not through struggling
D
could
frail
G
man
AThe
secret
D
of
this
A
myst'ry
D
find;
Nor
G
chance,
by
D7
stumbling,
G
come
upon
Such
D
hidden
things—to
C
these
D7
he's
G
blind.
3
Behold in heav’n a throne is set, And One upon the throne revealed; And held in His right hand a scroll— The mystery is tightly sealed.
Behold in heav'n a throne is set,
And One upon the throne revealed;
And held in His right hand a scroll—
The mystery is tightly sealed.
GBehold
in heav'n a
D
throne
is
G
set,
AAnd
One
D
upon
the
A
throne
D
revealed;
And
G
held
in
D7
His
right
G
hand
a scroll—
The
D
mystery
is
C D7
tightly
G
sealed.
4
Through all the universe, a cry— ’Can one be found of such great worth The scroll to take?’ ... yet no reply, From heav’n, below, or on the earth.
Through all the universe, a cry—
'Can one be found of such great worth
The scroll to take?' ... yet no reply,
From heav'n, below, or on the earth.
GThrough
all the
D
universe,
a
G
cry—
A'Can
one be
D
found
of
A
such
great
D
worth
The
G
scroll
to
D7
take?'
...
G
yet
no reply,
From
D
heav'n,
below, or
C
on
D7
the
G
earth.
5
Were it a matter now for man By chance, or some ability, Then surely one would now step forth To open God’s economy.
Were it a matter now for man
By chance, or some ability,
Then surely one would now step forth
To open God's economy.
GWere
it a matter
D
now
for
G
man
ABy
chance, or
D
some
A D
ability,
Then
G
surely
D7
one
would
G
now
step forth
To
D
open
God's
C D7 G
economy.
6
Yet sad and solemn was that sight. John wept as then he looked around; And we, too, still might weeping be If none at all were worthy found.
Yet sad and solemn was that sight.
John wept as then he looked around;
And we, too, still might weeping be
If none at all were worthy found.
GYet
sad and solemn
D
was
that
G
sight.
AJohn
wept as
D
then
he
A
looked
D
around;
And
G
we,
too,
D7
still
might
G
weeping
be
If
D
none
at all were
C D7
worthy
G
found.
7
But then the angel said, ’Weep not! Behold, the Lion has prevailed To take the scroll and loose its seals; He has the mystery now unveiled!’
But then the angel said, 'Weep not!
Behold, the Lion has prevailed
To take the scroll and loose its seals;
He has the mystery now unveiled!'
GBut
then the angel
D
said,
'Weep
G
not!
ABehold,
the
D
Lion
A
has
D
prevailed
To
G
take
the
D7
scroll
and
G
loose
its seals;
He
D
has
the
C
mystery
D7
now
G
unveiled!'
8
So, John looked up the Lion to see, But, lo, he then beheld a Lamb; Christ both o’ercame the enemy, And wrought redemption’s work for man.
So, John looked up the Lion to see,
But, lo, he then beheld a Lamb;
Christ both o'ercame the enemy,
And wrought redemption's work for man.
GSo,
John looked up the
D
Lion
G
to
see,
ABut,
lo, he
D
then
A
beheld
a
D
Lamb;
Christ
G
both
D7
o'ercame
the
G
enemy,
And
D
wrought
redemption's
C
work
D7
for
G
man.
9
The angels fall before His throne, Four living creatures offer praise, All glory to the Lion-Lamb; Let us with theirs our voices raise!