Great Day (with Vision)
Richard Smallwood's song 'Getting Us Ready' is a traditional gospel piece that urges listeners to prepare for the coming judgment day. The lyrics describe a great day when sinners will run and natural phenomena like lightning and thunder signal the Lord's arrival. The repeated question 'Who shall be able to stand' emphasizes the need for spiritual readiness. The song calls believers to get ready, reflecting a sense of urgency and reverence for God's power. It draws on biblical themes of judgment and preparation, encouraging a life of faithfulness and obedience.
My Lord's getting us ready for that great day
My Lord's getting us ready for that great day
My Lord's getting us ready for that great day
Who shall, who shall
Who shall, who shall
Who shall be able to stand
Sinners will be running in that great day
Sinners will be running in that great day
Sinners will be running in that great day
Who shall, who shall
Who shall, who shall
Who shall be able to stand
Lightning's flashing, thunder's rolling
Trees are bending, sinner's trembling
Better get ready
Better get ready
Better get ready
Better get ready
Who shall, who shall
Who shall, who shall
Who shall be able to stand
Come on, let's get ready