“In an Upper Room,” Ensign, Apr. 1974, 40 In an Upper Room Bruce R. McConkie Robert P. Manookin Imagemusic, In an Upper Room 1. They sat at meat, their souls in pain, The Lord was dead, the Lord was slain: They’d seen him on the cross of doom; His body lay in Joseph’s tomb. Then by the board he stood once more: He lives, he lives, now as before! He ate, then drank; They saw, then felt, As at his feet in awe they knelt. 2. A calm command to Thomas came: “Feel thou my hands, they are the same As when I hung upon a tree, And suffered death for all and thee.” To him he said, in solemn tones: “My body feel, ’tis flesh and bones.” Our souls cry out: “Bow ’neath his rod; Acclaim him Savior, Lord and God.”