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~When
He Cometh
William Orcutt Cushing, who signed his many to his hymn simply
“W. O. Cushing,” wrote a large number of songs that found wide
popularity in Sunday school. He
was born in Hinghame, Mass., December 31, 1823, and died October 19,
1902
He wrote this so-called “jewel song when he was a young man, in
1856, and it was composed for
use in his own Sunday school.
George F. Root, the famous composer, wrote for it a very
effective tune.
—Amos R. Wells
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When He Cometh
1
When He cometh, when He cometh
To
make up His jewels,
All
His jewels, precious jewels,
His
loved and His own.
Chorus Like the stars of the
morning,
His
bright crown adorning,
They
shall shine in their beauty,
Bright
gems for His crown.
2
He will gather, He will gather
The
gems for His kingdom;
All
the pure ones, all the bright ones,
His
loved and His own.
3
Little children, little children,
Who
love their Redeemer,
Are
the jewels, precious jewels,
His
loved and His own.
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