Hymn

Men of God, go take your stations

Men of God, go take your stations;

Darkness reigns throughout the earth:

Go proclaim among the nations

Joyful news of heavenly birth;

Bear the tidings

Of the Saviour's matchless worth.

Go to men in darkness sleeping,

Tell that Christ is strong to save;

Go to men in bondage weeping;

Publish freedom to the slave:

Tell the dying,

Christ has triumphed o'er the grave.

What though earth and hell united

Should oppose the Saviour's reign;

Plead his cause to souls benighted;

Fear ye not the face of men:

Vain their tumult,

Earth and hell will rage in vain.

When exposed to fears and dangers,

Jesus will his own defend;

Borne afar 'midst foes and strangers,

Jesus will appear your friend,

And his presence

Shall be with you to the end.

Men of God, go take your stations — Text from The Voice of Praise, 1873. Public domain. https://yeshuanow.com/hymns/men-of-god-go-take-your-stations

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Questions about this hymn

Who wrote Men of God, go take your stations?

The words of Men of God, go take your stations were written by Thomas Kelly; the version here was published in 1873. The library holds 11 more hymns by Thomas Kelly, including The Head That Once Was Crowned With Thorns and Zion Stands by Hills Surrounded.

Is Men of God, go take your stations public domain?

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