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Daughters of Zion

By The Porter's Gate

6,343 views Oct 1, 2026 updated Neighbor Songs album Verified editorial review

Song Meaning

The Porter's Gate open with lament rather than resolution — "when will Your justice roll down? When will Your kingdom come? And evil be undone?" The repeated line lifts Amos 5:24's demand almost directly, "let justice roll on like rivers," a prophet's confrontation of injustice rather than a comfortable worship chorus.

"Out of miry clay, we will rise up someday" reaches for Psalm 40:2's testimony of being lifted "out of a horrible pit, out of the miry clay," set on a rock with steps established. "God is a righteous judge, and He will raise us up" keeps the song's hope tied to justice specifically, not comfort generally — the "how long" question left genuinely open rather than resolved by the end of the song.

Lyrics Verified by Editorial Team

When will Your justice roll down? 

When will Your kingdom come? 

And evil be undone? 

When will the wicked kneel? 

And the abused be healed? 

When will our sisters speak 

with no more shame or fear? 


How long? How long? 

When will the daughters of Zion rejoice 

In the house of the Lord? 


Out of miry clay 

We will rise up someday 

Sorrow won't always last 

The dark will surely pass, 

Woe to the wicked ones 

For what their hands have done, 

God is a righteous judge 

And He will raise us up.  


How long? How long? 

When will the daughters of Zion rejoice 

In the house of the Lord? 


Let Your justice roll down 

Let Your justice roll down 

Let Your justice roll down 

Let Your justice roll down 

Let Your justice roll down 

Let Your justice roll down 

Let Your justice roll down 

Let Your justice roll down 

Let Your justice roll down 


How long? How long? 

When will the daughters of Zion rejoice 

In the house of the Lord? 

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