When earth lay captive to night.
And sin had robbed her of truth and worth,
Shined forth, and all things were bright!
Glory! glory and praise! Lord of Glory always!
In my heart has His light radiantly shone.
Lord of Glory always! Glory! glory and praise!
Light of all the world is Jesus, Jesus, alone!
2. Who hear and believe the Master's word
Know joy of heart all the way.
Who do God's commands, the light of God
Shall light their brightening day.
Glory! glory and praise! Lord of Glory always!
In my heart has His light radiantly shone.
Lord of Glory always! Glory! glory and praise!
Light of all the world is Jesus, Jesus, alone!
3. Who live in the dark of sin are blind,
Their world confusion and fear.
Whose guilt has been cleansed by Jesus find
Eyes bright and vision made clear.
Glory! glory and praise! Lord of Glory always!
In my heart has His light radiantly shone.
Lord of Glory always! Glory! glory and praise!
Light of all the world is Jesus, Jesus, alone!
And sin had robbed her of truth and worth,
Shined forth, and all things were bright!
Glory! glory and praise! Lord of Glory always!
In my heart has His light radiantly shone.
Lord of Glory always! Glory! glory and praise!
Light of all the world is Jesus, Jesus, alone!
2. Who hear and believe the Master's word
Know joy of heart all the way.
Who do God's commands, the light of God
Shall light their brightening day.
Glory! glory and praise! Lord of Glory always!
In my heart has His light radiantly shone.
Lord of Glory always! Glory! glory and praise!
Light of all the world is Jesus, Jesus, alone!
3. Who live in the dark of sin are blind,
Their world confusion and fear.
Whose guilt has been cleansed by Jesus find
Eyes bright and vision made clear.
Glory! glory and praise! Lord of Glory always!
In my heart has His light radiantly shone.
Lord of Glory always! Glory! glory and praise!
Light of all the world is Jesus, Jesus, alone!
Scripture; 1 Corinthians 2:8; Psalm 24:7-10; Hebrews 1:3; Matthew 5:14-16
The hymn "The Lord of Glory, the Light of Earth" reflects themes of Christ's radiant presence and redemptive power. While its specific author is not definitively documented in readily available sources, it appears in hymn collections emphasizing Christ's role as the light in darkness and the redeemer of creation. The hymn is popular in worship settings for its poetic portrayal of divine light overcoming sin and darkness.
If you have access to specific hymnals or collections, they may provide more detailed attribution and background. Let me know if you'd like further assistance!
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