Perhaps his most well-known piece was E'en So, Lord Jesus, Quickly Come. You can learn the chilling background of this anthem here.
As stated in a previous post, this is an appropriate piece for this time of year, as we turn our focus to the end times.
Here it is, done by a small choir in an Episcopal Church.
Here is another version, adapted for an a-capella mens group.
Rejoice in heaven,
all ye that dwell therein
Rejoice on earth, ye saints below
For Christ is coming,
Is coming soon
For Christ is coming soon.
all ye that dwell therein
Rejoice on earth, ye saints below
For Christ is coming,
Is coming soon
For Christ is coming soon.
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