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Text:Sembraré la simiente preciosa
Author:Descon.
Translator:Abraham Fernández
Tune:WHAT MUST IT BE
Composer:George C. Stebbins

282. Sembraré la simiente preciosa

1 Sembraré la simiente preciosa
del glorioso evangelio de amor.
Sembraré, sembraré, mientras viva;
Dejaré el resultado al Señor.

Coro:
Sembraré, sembraré,
mientras viva, simiente de amor.
Segaré, segaré
al hallarme en la casa de Dios.

2 Sembraré en corazones sensibles
la doctrina del Dios de perdón.
Sembraré, sembraré, mientras viva;
Dejaré el resultado al Señor. [Coro]

3 Sembraré en corazones de mármol
la bendita palabra de Dios.
Sembraré, sembraré, mientras viva;
Dejaré el resultado al Señor. [Coro]

Text Information
First Line: Sembraré la simiente preciosa
Title: Sembraré la simiente preciosa
Author: Descon.
Translator: Abraham Fernández
Refrain First Line: Sembraré, sembraré, mientras viva
Meter: 10 9 10 9 / Coro
Language: Spanish
Publication Date: 1992
Scripture: ; ;
Topic: Biblia; Bible; Evangelización (5 more...)
Tune Information
Name: WHAT MUST IT BE
Composer: George C. Stebbins (1878)
Meter: 10 9 10 9 / Coro
Key: B♭ Major
Notes: Para una tonalidad más baj ver #590 (Las mujeres)



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