Let Us Rejoice, the Fight Is Won

Let us rejoice, the fight is won,
Darkness is conquered, death undone,
Life triumphant! Alleluia!
So age to age each nation grows
More like the heart of Him Who rose.

Refrain

Alleluia, alleluia,
Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia!

Joy comes again! all shall be well,
Friends severed now in Heav’n shall dwell
Reunited! Alleluia!
The end of all our ways is love,
Then rise with Him to things above.

Refrain

Thou boundless power, Thou God on high,
How could Thy children fear to die?
Joy immortal! Alleluia!
Thy right rewards, Thy love forgives;
We know that our Redeemer lives.

Refrain

Author: Unknown

No clear attribution found in common hymnals or public domain sources. The style, use of 'Alleluia' refrains, and triumphant Easter-like theme suggest a 19th or early 20th-century author, but no specific name (such as Charles Wesley, Christopher Wordsworth, or John Mason Neale) matches the text. Possibly from a lesser-known hymnal or anonymous.