Come, Ye Children of the Lord

Author: James H. Wallis
Composer: Spanish melody

Languages (109)

This song text has been indexed at SingPraises.net in the following languages:

• Afrikaans: Kom, O kinders van die Heer
• Albanian: Eni, Ju F’mij’ të Zotit
• American Sign Language (ASL): Come, Ye Children of the Lord
• Amharic: ኑ፤ እናንተ የጌታ ልጆች
• Arabic: هلمّوا أبناء الربّ
• Armenian (East): ԱՍՏԾՈ ՈՐԴԻՔ ՄԻԱՑԵՔ
• Armenian (West): ԵԿԷՔ ԱՍՏՈՒԾՈՅ ՈՐԴԻՔ
• Aymara: Diosan Wawanacapa
• Basque: Zatozte Jaunaren Senideok
• Bikolano: Manga Akin Nin Dios
• Bislama: Kam pikinini blong God
• Bulgarian: Хайде, Божии чеда
• Cantonese (Romanized/Pingyam): [Unknown title]
• Cebuano: Duol, Kamo mga Anak sa Ginoo
• Chinese (Simplified): 来吧！神的儿女们
• Chinese (Traditional): 來吧！神的兒女們
• Chuukese: Feito Noun Kot Kana
• Croatian: Djeco Božja dođite
• Czech: S námi písně zpívejte
• Danish: Kommer, I Guds børn
• Dutch: Komt, gij kind’ren van de Heer
• Efik: Edi, mbufo nditɔ ɔbɔŋ
• English: Come, Ye Children of the Lord
• English Braille: ⠠⠉⠕⠍⠑⠂ ⠠⠽⠑ ⠠⠡⠊⠇⠙⠗⠢ ⠷ ⠮ ⠠⠇⠕⠗⠙
• Estonian: Tulge, lapsed Issanda
• Fante: Ewuradze Ne Mba Hom Mbra
• Fijian: Me da Lako Ki Vua
• Finnish: Herran lapset saapukaa
• French: Vrais disciples du Seigneur
• French (French Polynesia): Haere Mai e Himene
• Georgian: მოდით, ერთხმად ვიმღეროთ
• German: Kommt, ihr Kinder Gottes
• Greek: Όλοι εμείς με μια φωνή
• Guarani: Tupã Ra’ýve Pejúke
• Gusii (Kisii): Inchwo Inwe Abana B’omonene
• Haitian Creole: Pitit Bondye An N’ Chante
• Hawaiian: Hele Mai Oukou A Pau
• Hiligaynon: Inanak Sang Ginuo
• Hmong: Cia Vajtswv cov Me Nyuam Los
• Hungarian: Urunk hű gyermekei
• Icelandic: Börn vors Drottins
• Igbo: Bịanu, Ụmụ nke Onye-nwe-anyị
• Ilokano: Umaykay’, Annak t’Apo
• Indonesian: Marilah Anak Allah
• Italian: Forza, figli del Signor
• Japanese: 来たれ，主の子ら
• Japanese (Hiragana): 来たれ，主の子ら
• Japanese (Kanji): 来たれ，主の子ら
• Kaqchikel (Cakchiquel): Quixámpe Ralc’ual ri Dios
• Kazakh: Ұлдары Тәңірінің
• Kekchi: Ralal xkʼajol li Qaawaʼ
• Khmer (Cambodian): មក កូនចៅនៃព្រះអម្ចាស់
• Kiribati (Gilbertese): Mai Ana Ataei Te Uea
• Korean: 오라 주의 자녀들
• Kosraean: Fwahsruh Tuhlihk Nuhtin Leum
• Kuna: Pab Mimmigan Taimala
• Laotian: ມາເຖີດທ່ານລູກຫລານພຣະເຈົ້າ
• Latvian: Dieva bērni, sanāksim!
• Lingala: Yaka, bana ba Nkolo
• Lithuanian: Viešpaties vaikai, drauge
• Malagasy: Ndao, ry zanaky ny Tompo
• Maltese: Ejjew, Ulied il-Mulej
• Mam: Tkanil Ba’n Cucx O To’cuex O To’
• Mandarin (Romanized/Pinyin): Lái ba! Shén di érnǚmen
• Maori: Haere Mai, E Hoa ma
• Marshallese: Ro Nejin Iroij Itok
• Maya (Yucatec): Co’one’ex Kay ti’ Yumtsil
• Mongolian: Эзэний хүүхдүүд ирцгээгтүн
• Navajo: God Ba’áłchíní Daniidlį́
• Niuean: O Mai E Fanau He Atua
• Norwegian: La oss stemme i et kor
• Pampango (Kapampangan): Tara, Anak Ning Guinu
• Pangasinan: Gali ’Yon, Anak na Dios
• Persian (Iran) (Farsi): [Unknown title]
• Pohnpeian: Kohdo, Seri en Kauno
• Polish: Dzieci Pana, pójdźmy wraz
• Portuguese: Vinde, Ó Filhos do Senhor
• Quechua (Bolivia): Diospaj Wawas Jamuychis
• Quechua (Peru): Wiraqochaq Wawankuna Hamuychis
• Quichua (Ecuador): Shamui, Achil-Taitapaj Huahuacuna
• Rarotongan (Cook Islands Maori): Aere Mai Te Tamariki
• Romanian: Veniti, voi copii ai Domnului
• Rotuman: Leum, Lelea’ ’on Gagaja
• Russian: Дети Божьи, поспешим
• Samoan: O Mai, Fanau a le Ali‘i
• Serbian: Хајд’мо децо Господња
• Shona: Uyai Imi Vana vaShe
• Slovak: Deti Božie, spievajme
• Slovenian: Pojmo, sveti, iz srca
• Spanish: Hijos del Señor, venid
• Spanish Braille: ⠠⠓⠊⠚⠕⠎ ⠙⠑⠇ ⠠⠎⠑ ⠕⠗⠂ ⠧⠢⠊⠙
• Swahili: Enyi Wana wa Bwana
• Swedish: Kom, Guds barn, från land och stad
• Tagalog: O mga Anak ng Diyos
• Tahitian: Haere Mai e Himene
• Tamil: கர்த்தரின் பிள்ளைகளே வாருங்கள்
• Telugu: [Unknown title]
• Thai: มาเถิด ท่านลูกหลานพระเจ้า
• Tok Pisin (Neomelanesian): Kam, Ol Lain B’long Bikpela
• Tongan: Haʻu e Fānau ʻa e ʻEiki
• Tswana (Setswana): Tlang, Bana ba Morena
• Turkish: Gelin Rab’bin Çocukları
• Twi: Awurade Mma Mommra
• Ukrainian: Діти Божі, йдіть до нас
• Urdu: [Unknown title]
• Vietnamese: Hỡi Các Con Cái Của Chúa Trời, Hãy Cùng Đến Đây
• Waray: Pakadi mga Anak
• Xhosa: Izani Abantwana Benkosi
• Zulu: Wozani Bantawana Benkosi
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Most common tunes for “Come, Ye Children of the Lord”

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Copyright status of original text

This text was first published in English, in 1881 or earlier.

Public domain

Earliest source indexed at SingPraises.net: The Juvenile Instructor (1866–1929), Jul 1881.

Representative lyrics