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An Open Door

Author: C. B. Kendall Hymnal: The Ark of Praise #92 (1882) First Line: An open door, O, blessed thought Refrain First Line: Oh, for me there's an open Lyrics: 1 An open door, Oh, blessed thought! And may not I look in, And see the joys in that bright world Of those who’re saved from sin? Refrain: Oh, for me there’s an open door, To that bright world above! And I may enter, and be at rest In my Redeemer’s love. 2 There, seated on his great white throne, We see our glorious King, Surrounded by a happy host, Whose songs make heaven ring. [Refrain] 3 The saints are crowned within that door, And clothed with garments white, And conquering palms they bear aloft, In that blest world of light. [Refrain] 4 The dear ones who have left us here Are resting there above, And now they bathe their weary souls In seas of heavenly love. [Refrain] Tune Title: [An open door, O, blessed thought]
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An Open Door

Author: Rev. C. B. Kendall Hymnal: The Quartet #417 (1884) First Line: An open door, Oh, blessed thought Refrain First Line: Oh, for me there's an open Languages: English Tune Title: [An open door, Oh, blessed thought]
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