O Ransomed Souls Throng With Joyous Song – Hymn Lyric
Embark on a journey of heart and spirit as we press along to Glory-land, letting love be our song. Despite foes and storms, Christ will save and keep us, leading us to a state of being where our spirit sings unburdened with joy. Let us embrace our vulnerability, connect with timeless wisdom, and walk this path with compassion and love for ourselves and others.
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O Ransomed Souls Throng With Joyous Song – Hymn Lyric
O ransomed souls, with joyous song
Press along to Glory-land;
Extolling grace that saves the race,
Press along to Glory-land.
Refrain:
Press along, glad souls, press along,
Giving out the message grand;
Letting love, God’s love, be your song,
Press along to Glory-land.
The foe may rave, but Christ will save,
Press along to Glory-land;
The storm may sweep, but He will keep,
Press along to Glory-land. [Refrain]
To join once more those gone before,
Press along to Glory-land;
With saints to sing before the King,
Press along to Glory-land. [Refrain]
The crown to wear forever there,
Press along to Glory-land;
To sing His praise thro’ countless days,
Press along to Glory-land. [Refrain]
Meaning of O Ransomed Souls Throng With Joyous Song
Today, I invite you to embark on a journey of heart and spirit, a path lined with reflections and truths that awaken our deepest sense of self. As we press along, let us allow the words of the hymn to resonate within us”O ransomed souls, with joyous song, press along to Glory-land.” What does it mean to walk this path of joy and grace?
In our daily lives, we often encounter moments that pull us away from our essence. We face conflicts, fears, and the weight of expectations that can cloud our vision. Yet within each of us, there is a song, a divine melody that echoes the grace that saves and the love that sustains. To press along to Glory-land is to acknowledge that despite the storms and adversities, there is a guiding light, a steadfast presence leading us onward.
Let us pause to consider what “Glory-land” signifies. It is not merely a distant place but a state of beinga deep connection with the divine and with our true selves. It is where we find our authentic joy, where our spirit sings unburdened. As the refrain reminds us, “Letting love, God’s love, be your song,” we too must cultivate a heart that sings with love, for ourselves and for the world around us.
There is immense power in embracing our vulnerability. The hymn speaks of pressing along despite foes and storms, symbolizing the inner and outer challenges we face. In moments of doubt and fear, when we feel overwhelmed, it is important to remember that Christ, or whatever embodiment of divine love you hold dear, is there to save and keep. This is not a call to blind faith but to a deep, intuitive trust in the love that is ever-present and ever-protective.
To join those gone before, to sing with saints, is to connect with the timeless wisdom and love that transcends earthly existence. We are reminded that we are part of something much greater, a lineage of souls who have walked this path and found their way to a higher truth. This connection offers us comfort and a sense of belonging, inspiring us to continue our journey with hope and determination.
The imagery of wearing a crown forever and singing praises through countless days speaks to the eternal nature of our spirit. It is an acknowledgment that our true essence is divine and everlasting. When we press along in this awareness, we cultivate a life of purpose, meaning, and profound joy.
So, dear souls, as we press along to Glory-land, let us do so with compassion for ourselves and others. Let us embrace our humanity with its imperfections, knowing that it is through our heartfelt struggles and triumphs that we draw closer to our divine nature. By letting love be our song, we create a more compassionate, loving view of ourselves and deepen our connection with the world around us.
May we walk this journey with a heart open to love, a spirit attuned to grace, and a mind aware of the truths that lead us to our highest selves.
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