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122230. Weighed In The Balance

1 Weighed in the balance of justice true,
Sinful the path thou hast trod;
Weighed and found wanting—will it be you?
Weighed by the word of God.

Refrain:
Weighed and found wanting,
Weighed and found wanting,
Rejected at Heaven’s door.

2 There it will hurt like a wounding dart
When this dread answer shall fall;
Weighed and found wanting—’twill pierce thy heart
At the last judgment call. [Refrain]

3 Weighed by the word which is given now,
Search it and know thou art pure;
Unto its mandates in meekness bow,
Then thou shalt be secure. [Refrain]

4 At the tribunal where Christ is judge,
Where every deed is made known,
Weighed and found wanting each guilty soul
Stands there before His throne. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Weighed in the balance of justice true
Title: Weighed In The Balance
Author: Barney Elliott Warren (1907)
Refrain First Line: Weighed and found wanting
Language: English
Source: Truth in Song (Anderson, IN: Gospel Trumpet Publishing Company, 1907)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Weighed in the balance of justice true]
Composer: Barney Elliott Warren
Key: E Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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