1
The name of Jesus is our stand,
It is our victory;
Not on ourselves do we rely,
But, mighty Lord, on Thee.
Our weapons are not arms of flesh,
But ours the Spirit’s sword,
And God’s whole armor putting on,
We battle in the Lord.
D
The name of Jesus is our stand,
It
A
is our
A7
victo
D
ry;
Not on ourselves do we rely,
But,
E7
mighty Lord, on
A-A7
Thee.
Our
D
weapons are not
A
arms of
D
flesh,
But ours the Spirit's
A-A7
sword,
And
D
God's whole armor putting
G
on,
We
D
battle
A
in
A7
the
D
Lord.
2
Behold, the foe doth meet and plot,
Stand firm in one accord!
Though war be fierce and darkness thick,
Resist him in the Lord!
If one thru fear should backward turn,
He undermines the rest.
Oh, do not let your brothers down,
Nor by you be distressed.
Behold, the foe doth meet and plot,
Stand firm in one accord!
Though war be fierce and darkness thick,
Resist him in the Lord!
If one thru fear should backward turn,
He undermines the rest.
Oh, do not let your brothers down,
Nor by you be distressed.
D
Behold, the foe doth meet and plot,
Stand
A
firm in
A7
one
D
accord!
Though war be fierce and darkness thick,
E7
Resist him in the
A-A7
Lord!
If
D
one thru fear should
A
backward
D
turn,
He undermines the
A-A7
rest.
Oh,
D
do not let your brothers
G
down,
Nor
D
by you
A
be
A7 D
distressed.
3
The devil knows his time is short,
He is the more enraged,
And by his wiles would weaken us
Before the battle’s waged.
The trials now more numerous are,
The suff’ring e’en more sore,
The force of hell opposing us
More dreadful than before.
The devil knows his time is short,
He is the more enraged,
And by his wiles would weaken us
Before the battle's waged.
The trials now more numerous are,
The suff'ring e'en more sore,
The force of hell opposing us
More dreadful than before.
D
The devil knows his time is short,
He
A
is the
A7
more
D
enraged,
And by his wiles would weaken us
E7
Before the battle's waged.
The
D
trials now more
A
numerous
D
are,
The suff'ring e'en more
A-A7
sore,
The
D
force of hell opposing
G
us
More
D
dreadful
A
than
A7 D
before.
4
What should our posture be today
In such a desperate hour?
Should we our ease and pleasure seek
And let the foe devour?
Or with increasing conflict strong,
Courageous to endure?
’Tis here that life or death is won!
Who will God’s praise secure?
What should our posture be today
In such a desperate hour?
Should we our ease and pleasure seek
And let the foe devour?
Or with increasing conflict strong,
Courageous to endure?
’Tis here that life or death is won!
Who will God's praise secure?
D
What should our posture be today
In
A
such a
A7 D
desperate hour?
Should we our ease and pleasure seek
And
E7
let the foe
A-A7
devour?
Or
D
with increasing
A
conflict
D
strong,
Courageous to
A-A7
endure?
’Tis
D
here that life or death is
G
won!
Who
D
will God's
A
praise
A7 D
secure?
5
For Christ the Lord we then would stand,
He is the Conqueror!
For Him we would endure the pain
Until the fight is o’er.
The hour of triumph soon we’ll see—
The Lord will come again;
If now we suffer for His sake,
Then we with Him shall reign.
For Christ the Lord we then would stand,
He is the Conqueror!
For Him we would endure the pain
Until the fight is o'er.
The hour of triumph soon we'll see—
The Lord will come again;
If now we suffer for His sake,
Then we with Him shall reign.
D
For Christ the Lord we then would stand,
He
A
is the
A7 D
Conqueror!
For Him we would endure the pain
E7
Until the fight is
A-A7
o'er.
The
D
hour of triumph soon
A
we'll see—
The Lord will come
A-A7
again;
If
D
now we suffer for His
G
sake,
Then
D
we with
A
Him
A7
shall
D
reign.
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