Sometimes To My Heart Comes A Vision Of Joy – Hymn Lyric
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Sometimes To My Heart Comes A Vision Of Joy – Hymn Lyric
Sometimes, to my heart comes a vision of joy,
When Jesus my Savior draws near;
He gives me the peace that no ill can destroy;
His voice I seem almost to hear.
Chorus:
I know I shall see Him on high,
I know I shall see Him on high;
When faith yields to sight in the land of delight,
I know I shall see Him on high.
How blest are the moments when faith can behold
The footsteps of Christ in the way!
But O, we look forward to rapture untold,
Where shineth the shadowless day!
[Chorus]
How sweet the communion we have with Him here;
Unseen, yet so precious is He;
Some day, face to face, where there cometh no tear,
Our King in His beauty we’ll see.
[Chorus]
Meaning of Sometimes To My Heart Comes A Vision Of Joy
Sometimes to my heart comes a vision of joy, a vision of pure happiness that warms my soul. It is a feeling that washes over me when Jesus, my Savior, draws near. In those precious moments, I am filled with a peace that cannot be shaken, a peace that no ill can destroy. It is in those moments that His voice, though faint, resonates in my heart, reminding me of His ever-present love and guidance.
I know, deep in my heart, that one day I shall see Him on high. It is a comforting assurance, a beacon of hope that guides me through life‘s trials and tribulations. When faith yields to sight in the land of delight, I know that I shall see Him on high. It is a promise that sustains me, a promise that fills me with anticipation for the future.
How blessed are the moments when faith allows us to catch a glimpse of Christ’s footsteps in our lives. It is in those sacred moments that we feel His presence, guiding us along the paths we walk. The comfort and reassurance that His presence brings is beyond measure. We look forward to a rapture untold, a time when His radiance will shine upon us in a land of eternal bliss.
In the midst of our earthly journey, we experience sweet communion with our Savior. Though unseen, His presence is as real as the air we breathe. It is a communion that fills our hearts with gratitude and reminds us of our unwavering connection to Him. But there is a longing within us, a longing to see Him face to face, a longing for a place where tears are unknown. And in that glorious moment, our King, in all His majestic beauty, will be revealed to us.
The hymn “Sometimes to My Heart Comes a Vision of Joy” captures these sentiments beautifully. It paints a vivid picture of the hope and joy that fill our hearts when we think of seeing Jesus on high. It reminds us that faith is not just a feeling, but a powerful force that allows us to glimpse the divine in our everyday lives.
When we sing this hymn, we are reminded of the immense privilege it is to have a personal relationship with our Savior. It reminds us that though we may not physically see Him, His presence is always with us, guiding us, comforting us, and leading us closer to Him. It is a reminder that our faith is not in vain, but rather, it is a source of strength and hope.
As we look to the future, let us hold on to the promises that this hymn highlights. Let us embrace the moments of joy and peace that Jesus brings to our hearts. And let us eagerly anticipate the day when our faith will yield to sight, when we will see Him on high, basking in the glory of His presence.
So, dear friends, cherish those moments when a vision of joy comes to your heart. Hold on to the assurance that one day, you will see Him on high. Embrace the communion you have with Him here on earth and eagerly await the day when you will see your King in all His beauty. And always remember, no matter what trials or hardships you may face, His love and peace are always near.
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