Hosanna (Thy Savior Hath Come)

The promise of ages whom prophets foretold,
For whom we have waited ere long.
Hath come to redeem us from slaverys' yoke,
And deliver His people back home.
Come Israel, come and see He who shall reign,
in whom we will ever rejoice.
We hear the sound of the glorious refrain,
And it echoeth back in our voice.
Hosanna, hosanna, thy Saviour hath come.
O Israel and blessed He’ll ever be called.
Hosanna, hosanna, sing praises to God.
For our hope, our deliv’rer, our all.
Oh, why should we wander as strangers from thee?
And turn from thy bounteous hand?
Restore (and defend us, oh), set us free;
That beside thee, we ever may stand.
He looks and ten thousands of angels rejoice,
And myriads wait for his word.
He speaks and eternity, filled with His voice,
Re-echoes the praise of her Lord.
Hosanna, hosanna thy Saviour hath come,
Our Hope! Our Salvation! Our All!