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Added Jul 30, 2026
Composer: LEVI AD. LCO
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Format: Solfa
Language: English
Pages: 2 pages

THE TIME IS NEAR, WAKE UP FROM YOUR SLEEP by LEVI AD. LCO — Lyrics

THE TIME IS NEAR, WAKE UP FROM YOUR SLEEP VERSE 1 The hour has already come for you to wake up from your slumber Because our salvation is nearrer nearer and closed than you think Wake up from your slumber my brethren, the time is near than you think The hour has already come for you to wake up from your slumber I beseech you my brethren to fully wake up from your sleep The night is nearly over and the hour has already come Wakeup from your slumber my brethren, the time is already near So that you may not be left behind, put on the armor of light VERSE 2 The night is nearly over, the day is almost close than u think So put aside the deeds of darkness and put the amour of light Let us behave decently not in carousing and drunkenness Let us walk honestly as in day, not in immorality I beseech you my brethren to fully wake up from your sleep The night is nearly over and the hour has already come
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About THE TIME IS NEAR, WAKE UP FROM YOUR SLEEP

This choral arrangement brings together two urgent scriptural calls to spiritual readiness, drawing directly from Romans 13 and Isaiah 55. The first section, "The Time is Near," uses stacked verses to deliver the Pauline exhortation to cast off the deeds of darkness and put on the armor of light. It builds a sense of anticipation and alertness, making it highly fitting for Advent or penitential seasons where the choir leads the parish in reflection and preparation.

The second movement, "Seek the Lord," shifts into a shorter, overlapping choral call. The voices echo one another, creating a sense of earnest pleading to call upon God while He is near. Together, these scriptural settings provide a unified message for worship, often used during Lenten retreats or as a reflective piece to stir the hearts of the congregation toward repentance and grace.