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Glorious things to thee are spoken, Philadelphia, church of love. These things saith the One who’s holy, He who’s real speaks from above; He that has the key of David, Who the kingdom’s entrance won, “I will open, no man shutteth”— He has spoken; it is done.
DGlorious
things
A
to
thee are
D
spoken,
GPhila
D
delphia,
E7
church
of
A
love.
DThese
things saith
A
the
One who's
D
holy,
GHe
who's
D
real
speaks
E7
from
a
A
bove;
He that has the key of David,
DWho
the
Bm
kingdom's
E7
entrance
A
won,
D"I
will
Go
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pen,
G
no
man
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shutteth"—
GHe
has
Dspok
G
en;
D
it
A7
is
D
done.
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Hallelujah, Philadelphia, Thine are works that please the Lord. Strength thou hast, though just a little And hast kept His living Word. Thou His holy name denied not, But confessed it here below— Lo, a door is set before thee, Through which none but thee can go.
Hallelujah, Philadelphia,
Thine are works that please the Lord.
Strength thou hast, though just a little
And hast kept His living Word.
Thou His holy name denied not,
But confessed it here below—
Lo, a door is set before thee,
Through which none but thee can go.
D AHallelujah,
D
Philadelphia,
GThine
are
D
works
that
E7
please
the
A
Lord.
DStrength
thou hast,
A
though
just a
D
little
GAnd
hast
D
kept
His
E7
living
A
Word.
Thou His holy name denied not,
DBut
Bm
confessed
it
E7
here
A
below—
DLo,
a
G
door
D
is
G
set
D
before
thee,
GThrough
which
D
none
G
but
D
thee
A7
can
D
go.
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Thou, beloved Philadelphia, Dost His Word of patience keep. From the hour of trial He’ll save thee, Which o’er all the world shall sweep. Troublers too shall know He loves thee; They to thee must then bow down. “Hold thou fast, for I come quickly, That no man may take thy crown.”
Thou, beloved Philadelphia,
Dost His Word of patience keep.
From the hour of trial He'll save thee,
Which o'er all the world shall sweep.
Troublers too shall know He loves thee;
They to thee must then bow down.
"Hold thou fast, for I come quickly,
That no man may take thy crown."
DThou,
A
beloved
D
Philadelphia,
GDost
His
D
Word
of
E7
patience
A
keep.
DFrom
the hour
A
of
trial
D
He'll
save thee,
GWhich
o'er
D
all
the
E7
world
shall
A
sweep.
Troublers too shall know He loves thee;
DThey
to
Bm
thee
must
E7
then
bow
A
down.
D"Hold
thou
G
fast,
D
for
G
I
come
D
quickly,
GThat
no
D
man
G
may
D
take
A7
thy
D
crown."
4
Hallelujah, overcomers, “In the temple of My God, I will build them in as pillars, Nevermore to go abroad.” God’s own name is written on them And the new name of the Lord. With the triune God they’re blended; They’re the city of our God.
Hallelujah, overcomers,
"In the temple of My God,
I will build them in as pillars,
Nevermore to go abroad."
God's own name is written on them
And the new name of the Lord.
With the triune God they're blended;
They're the city of our God.
D AHallelujah,
D
overcomers,
G"In
the
D
temple
E7
of
My
A
God,
DI
will build
A
them
in as
D
pillars,
G DNevermore
to
E7
go
A
abroad."
God's own name is written on them
DAnd
the
Bm
new
name
E7
of
the
A
Lord.
DWith
the
G D
triune
G
God
they're
D
blended;
GThey're
the
D G
city
D
of
A7
our
D
God.
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Hallelujah, out of heaven, Comes the New Jerusalem: Gates of pearl and walls of jasper, Mingled with each precious gem. Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Has become His Bride so dear. Now the Spirit in the churches Speaks to all who have an ear.
Lord, we stand one with You on the genuine ground of oneness, and we choose to love all the brothers. Hallelujah for the church of brotherly love, the church in Philadelphia! 😀
This period of church history is very interesting and crucial. How wonderful it is when we consider that the Lord has only praises for their situation and nothing else. In this letter the Lord does not have one word of rebuke. There are words of warning, and we should pay attention to them, but there is no rebuke at all. How good it is that such a holy and true One would show us His smiling face! Of course, this is the proper condition for Christians to have all the time. But we have to praise God that in the history of the church, although the condition of Philadelphia was not found before this time, Philadelphians already existed. When John was writing this letter, there were already people like those described here. The more adverse the condition in the world, the more the Lord praised them. No matter how much opposition there was in the environment, nothing could stop them from being the Philadelphians. Circumstances could not stop them. On the contrary, these encouraged them to become the Philadelphians. This is the condition for being a Philadelphian. If we have the spirit of the Philadelphians, all the sins in the world or in the church will only make us more Philadelphian.