Let The Lower Lights Be Burning | Redeemed Quartet #Video
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Description
Redeemed Quartet presents the official music video for “Let The Lower Lights Be Burning”, filmed at the Saint Joseph Michigan North Pierhead Outer Lighthouse.
This revisitation of a beloved hymn reninds us all that each one of us as believers in Christ can and should be a light to the lost around us, for, “eager eyes, are watching, longing, for the lights along the shore.”
"Let The Lower Lights Be Burning” is Track 10 on the 2021 album, "Timeless Classics", available here: https://www.redeemedquartet.com/timelessclassics
Lyrics:
1 Brightly beams our Father’s mercy
From His lighthouse evermore;
But to us He gives the keeping
Of the lights along the shore.
Refrain:
Let the lower lights be burning!
Send a gleam across the wave!
Some poor fainting, struggling seaman
You may rescue, you may save.
2 Dark the night of sin has settled,
Loud the angry billows roar;
Eager eyes are watching, longing,
For the lights along the shore.
3 Trim your feeble lamp, my brother!
Some poor seaman, tempest-tossed,
Trying now to make the harbor,
In the darkness may be lost.
Hymn Writer: Philip P Bliss (1871)
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I will sleep well tonight !!
Stay Safe ! C. G.
Lawrence Klepinger