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13871. Stand Up For Jesus! All Who Lead His Host

1 Stand up for Jesus! All who lead His host!
Crowned by the splendors of the Holy Ghost!
Shrink from no foe, to no temptations yield.
Urge on the triumphs of this glorious field—

Refrain:
Stand up for Jesus!
Stand up for Jesus!
Stand up for Jesus!

2 Stand up for Jesus! Ye of every name!
All one in prayer, and all with praise aflame!
Forget the sad estrangement of the past!
With one consent in love and peace at last— [Refrain]

3 Stand up for Jesus! Lo! at God’s right hand
Jesus Himself for us delights to stand!
Let saints and sinners wonder at His grace;
Let Jews and Gentiles blend, and all our race— [Refrain]

Refrain

Text Information
First Line: Stand up for Jesus! All who lead His host!
Title: Stand Up For Jesus! All Who Lead His Host
Author: Thomas Hewlings Stockton (1858)
Refrain First Line: Stand up for Jesus!
Language: English
Source: Stand Up for Jesus! A Christian Ballad (Philadelphia: T. H. Stockton 1858)
Copyright: Public Domain
Notes: This hymn was sug­gest­ed by the in­ci­dent which in­spired the George Duf­field hymn with the same op­en­ing line. Though set to mu­sic se­ver­al times, it gave way to the lat­ter.
Tune Information
Name: [Stand up for Jesus! All who lead His host]
Composer: William Batchelder Bradbury
Key: B♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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