Theological Journal – January 18 A Little Fun Yet with a Point
Backward Christian Soldiers
Backward
Christian soldiers, Fleeing from the fight,
With the cross of Jesus, Nearly out of sight.
Christ our rightful master, Stands against the foe;
Onward into battle, we seem afraid to go.
With the cross of Jesus, Nearly out of sight.
Christ our rightful master, Stands against the foe;
Onward into battle, we seem afraid to go.
Like a might tortoise,
Moves the church of God.
Members tread on each other, grinds them in the sod.
We are much divided, Many bodies we,
One lacks hope, another faith, and all lack charity.
Members tread on each other, grinds them in the sod.
We are much divided, Many bodies we,
One lacks hope, another faith, and all lack charity.
Crowns and thrones may
perish, Kingdoms rise and wane,
But the cross of Jesus Hidden does remain.
Gates of hell should never ‘gainst the Church prevail,
We have Christ’s own promise, but think it might well fail.
But the cross of Jesus Hidden does remain.
Gates of hell should never ‘gainst the Church prevail,
We have Christ’s own promise, but think it might well fail.
Sit here then ye people,
Join our sleeping throng.
Blend with ours, your voices in a feeble song.
Blessings, ease and comfort Ask from Christ the King,
But with our modern thinking, We won’t do a thing.
Blend with ours, your voices in a feeble song.
Blessings, ease and comfort Ask from Christ the King,
But with our modern thinking, We won’t do a thing.
Chorus:
Backward Christian soldiers, Fleeing from the fight,
With the cross of Jesus, Nearly out of sight.
Backward Christian soldiers, Fleeing from the fight,
With the cross of Jesus, Nearly out of sight.
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