10278. The Gospel Invitation

1 Have you heard the invitation?
Jesus says, "Come unto Me,
Come to Me, O, come to Me."
’Tis the message of salvation,
That the Master brings to thee,
"Come to Me, O, come to Me."

Refrain:
"Come to Me, O, come to Me";
Jesus says, "Come unto Me."
Weary heart, for refuge flee
Unto Christ who calleth thee.

2 There are blessèd many mansions
Waiting for the pure and true;
"Come to Me, O, come to Me."
There in Heaven’s green expansions
Hear the Savior call to you,
"Come to Me, O, come to Me." [Refrain]

3 Heavy laden, or aweary,
Jesus says, "In Me find rest,
Come to Me, O come to Me."
Does your path in life seem dreary?
By His love you may be blest,
"Come to Me, O, come to Me." [Refrain]

4 Time is short, and days are fleeting,
Heed the message, "Come to Me,
Come to Me, O, come to Me."
O, the joy of yonder greeting,
In the home beyond the sea,
"Come to Me, O, come to Me." [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Have you heard the invitation?
Title: The Gospel Invitation
Author: Laura Emeline Pixley Newell (1898)
Refrain First Line: "Come to Me, O, come to Me"
Language: English
Source: Crowning Day No. 3 by Jacob Hall et al. (Dayton,VA: The Ruebush-Kieffer Company, 1898)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Have you heard the invitation]
Composer: Jacobe Henry Hall
Key: D Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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