614		LM
	(Another hymn with the same first line appears as No. 590)
	I KNOW that my Redeemer lives;    This thought transporting pleasure gives, And standing, at the latter day On earth His glories will display.
2	And though this present mortal frame Sinks to the dust, from where it came— Though buried in the silent tomb Where years and nature shall consume . . .
3	Yet on that happy rising morn, New life this body shall adorn; My active powers refined shall be, And God, my Saviour, I shall see.
4	My new-created form shall rise, Adapted for the earth and skies; A body earthly, yet sublime, Above restraints of flesh and time.
5	These wondering eyes shall glories view Unfolding, and for ever new; And this new tongue shall ever sing In praise of my Redeemer-King.
	Based on John Williams, 1817-99