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No More Night by David Phelps cover art

David Phelps - No More Night Lyrics

Artist:
David Phelps
Album:
David Phelps
Official Release:
Jan. 1, 2001

Lyrics

The timeless theme 


Earth and heaven will pass away 


It's not a dream 


God will make all things new 


That day 


Gone is the curse from which I stumble and fail 


Evil is banished to eternal hell 


NO more night 


No more pain 


No more tears 


Never crying again 


Praises to The Great I AM 


We will live in the light of the risen lamb 


See all around 


Now the nations bow down to sing 


The only sound is the praises to Christ our king 


Slowly the names from the book are read 


I know the king so there's no need to dread 


NO more night 


No more pain 


No more tears 


Never crying again 


Praises to The Great I AM 


We will live in the light of the risen lamb  


See there there's is a mansion 


Oh that's prepared just for me 


Where I will live with my savior eternally 


There will be no more night 


NO more night 


No more pain 


No more tears 


Never crying again 


Praises to The Great I AM 


We will live in the light of the risen lamb  


We will live in the light of the risen lamb  


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Meaning & Inspiration

No More Night looks toward the promised renewal of creation, where death, pain, tears, and darkness have ended. The opening contrasts the passing of earth and heaven with God’s declaration that all things will be made new. Its chorus gathers several images from Revelation into a direct expression of hope: sorrow is gone, praise rises to the great I AM, and the risen Lamb becomes the everlasting source of light.

The song then widens its vision to nations bowing before Christ and names being read from the book of life. These scenes place personal assurance within the Bible’s larger picture of final judgment and worship. The mansion prepared for the singer also recalls Christ’s promise of a place in his Father’s house. Although the lyric acknowledges the curse, failure, and dread, it gives those realities no final authority. Its repeated promise of no more night rests on God’s presence and Christ’s resurrection, presenting eternity not merely as escape from suffering but as unbroken life with the Savior.

Related Scripture

  • Revelation 21:4 The verse promises the end of death, mourning, crying, and pain.
  • Revelation 21:23-25 The new creation needs no night because God’s glory and the Lamb provide its light.
  • John 14:2-3 Jesus promises to prepare a place in the Father’s house for those who belong to him.