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Text: | O Come Unto Jesus |
Author: | Nellie A. Montgomery |
Tune: | [There's a soft pleading voice, calling tenderly] |
Composer: | W. H. Doane |
1 There's a soft pleading voice, calling tenderly,
To the heart heavy laden and sad;
At the cross thou shalt be, from thy burden set free,
Then look up, weary one, and be glad.
Chorus:
O come unto Jesus,
And His love do not doubt;
This the promise to thee:
He that cometh unto me,
I will never, no never cast out.
2 Heed not sin's luring tones, tho' so temptingly
She doth whisper of joys yet unknown;
Only Jesus can give pleasures sweet, that will live;
He withholds naught of good from His own. [Chorus]
3 When He hung on the cross, O how cruelly!
Did they mock as they pass'd by Him there!
Will you mock at Him too, when He hung there for you,
Whom He lov'd with a love past compare? [Chorus]
4 Yield to Him, for He pleads, O so patiently!
As no friend ever sought thee before,
On His dear, loving breast, all who come shall find rest;
Joy and peace to thy soul He'll restore. [Chorus]
Text Information | |
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First Line: | There's a soft pleading voice, calling tenderly |
Title: | O Come Unto Jesus |
Author: | Nellie A. Montgomery |
Refrain First Line: | O, come unto Jesus |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1901 |
Scripture: | |
Notes: | Now Public Domain. |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | [There's a soft pleading voice, calling tenderly] |
Composer: | W. H. Doane |
Notes: | Now Public Domain. |