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’Twas a day in early springtime, By an ancient wayside well, Eliezer paused to rest his camel train. He had found a bride for Isaac Ere the evening shadows fell, For his weary journey had not been in vain.
G'Twas
a day in early springtime,
By an
C
ancient
wayside well,
Eli
D
ezer
paused to
D7
rest
his camel
G
train.
He had found a bride for Isaac
Ere the
C
evening
shadows fell,
For his
D
weary
journey
D7
had
not been in
G
vain.
Oh, get ready! Evening shadows fall. Don’t you hear the Eliezer call? There’s going to be a wedding, And our joy will soon begin, In the evening when the camel train comes in.
GOh,
get ready!
C
Evening
shadows fall.
DDon't
you hear the
D7
Eliezer
G
call?
There's going to be a
G7
wedding,
And our
C
joy
will soon begin,
In the
D
evening
when the
D7
camel
train comes
G-C-G
in.
2
So he took the fair Rebekah, Dressed in jewels rich and rare, Quickly to her waiting bridegroom far away. Where Rebekah loved her Isaac, And he loved Rebekah fair; Oh, it must have been a happy wedding day.
So he took the fair Rebekah,
Dressed in jewels rich and rare,
Quickly to her waiting bridegroom far away.
Where Rebekah loved her Isaac,
And he loved Rebekah fair;
Oh, it must have been a happy wedding day.
GSo
he took the fair Rebekah,
Dressed in
C
jewels
rich and rare,
Quickly
D
to
her waiting
D7
bridegroom
far
G
away.
Where Rebekah loved her Isaac,
And he
C
loved
Rebekah fair;
Oh, it
D
must
have been a
D7
happy
wedding
G
day.
Oh, get ready! Evening shadows fall. Don’t you hear the Eliezer call? There’s going to be a wedding, And our joy will soon begin, In the evening when the camel train comes in.
GOh,
get ready!
C
Evening
shadows fall.
DDon't
you hear the
D7
Eliezer
G
call?
There's going to be a
G7
wedding,
And our
C
joy
will soon begin,
In the
D
evening
when the
D7
camel
train comes
G-C-G
in.
3
Now the blessed Holy Spirit, From our Father God above, Has come down to earth to find a worthy Bride. For our Isaac over yonder Has prepared His tents of love, And He wants His fair Rebekah by His side.
Now the blessed Holy Spirit,
From our Father God above,
Has come down to earth to find a worthy Bride.
For our Isaac over yonder
Has prepared His tents of love,
And He wants His fair Rebekah by His side.
GNow
the blessed Holy Spirit,
From our
C
Father
God above,
Has come
D
down
to earth to
D7
find
a worthy
G
Bride.
For our Isaac over yonder
Has
C
prepared
His tents of love,
And He
D
wants
His fair
D7
Rebekah
by His
G
side.
Oh, get ready! Evening shadows fall. Don’t you hear the Eliezer call? There’s going to be a wedding, And our joy will soon begin, In the evening when the camel train comes in.
GOh,
get ready!
C
Evening
shadows fall.
DDon't
you hear the
D7
Eliezer
G
call?
There's going to be a
G7
wedding,
And our
C
joy
will soon begin,
In the
D
evening
when the
D7
camel
train comes
G-C-G
in.
4
We have left our kinfolk gladly; We have bade the world goodbye. We’ve been called to be His pure and spotless Bride; Where we’ll soon behold our Jesus In that blest eternity— What a happy, happy wedding that will be!
We have left our kinfolk gladly;
We have bade the world goodbye.
We've been called to be His pure and spotless Bride;
Where we'll soon behold our Jesus
In that blest eternity—
What a happy, happy wedding that will be!
GWe
have left our kinfolk gladly;
We have
C
bade
the world goodbye.
We've been
D
called
to be His
D7
pure
and spotless
G
Bride;
Where we'll soon behold our Jesus
In that
C
blest
eternity—
What a
D
happy,
happy
D7
wedding
that will
G
be!
Oh, get ready! Evening shadows fall. Don’t you hear the Eliezer call? There’s going to be a wedding, And our joy will soon begin, In the evening when the camel train comes in.
I heard this song sung by evangelist Ted Vibbert in the 50's. I believe it was 1947-1952, at Paseo Assembly of God Church-3238 Paseo Blvd. in Kansas City, Mo. It was obviously composed prior to the 70's. I am positive this occurred before my high school graduation in 1956. I believe it was composed by Rev. Hansel Vibbert around 1950, not in the 70's.
On the internet I've run across sites listing either James Asher, W. M. Lehman or Hansel Paul Vibbert as the writer of this great song. In listening to Jimmy Swaggart's cover, he says Vibbert was the writer. After doing a lot of research, I believe that Vibbert is the writer. It's important to me that the right person get their due credit. So if anyone is able to provide proof of someone other than Vibbert being the writer of this song, I would appreciate your sharing of the fact. Great song!!!
May we be those getting ready to meet our Bridegroom in the evening, at the close of this age!
But saints I have a question concerning Eliezer - I have been thinking this is the name of the old servant (from this song I sang before) but reading the book of Genesis Chapter 24 again this morning the name wasn’t there. Did I miss something or is there another portion about this record of seeking a wife for Isaac?
Thank you so very much for your help. I was finally able to download the song "Camel Train" and the music lines for it. My pastor will thank you too. It was at his request that I was trying to get it for him. He has been quite ill lately so that was also an extreme reason to try to get a copy for him. Again thank your for your help and may God Bless you for your kindness and may you prosper in this website.
Can the sheet music for these songs be printed, copied-pasted and printed. Or can they be bought. I have been looking for the song The Camel Train for my Pastor at his request and found it on your site. I have looked everywhere and the only one I could find other than here was for a choir and was about 8 or 10 pages. Our church is small and does not have a choir per-say. Thank you for any you can give.