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In vain the preacher cried, Repent

Author: James Montgomery Hymnal: Sacred Poems and Hymns #19 (1854) Meter: 8.6.8.6 Lyrics: In vain the preacher cried, "Repent; Flee from impending wrath;" Headlong the world of rebels went Along its own broad path. They ate, they drank, they bought, they sold, Built, planted, till the day When the flood came, and young and old Were swept at once away. A few that fear'd the warning word Escaped the doom of sin; The ark received them, and the Lord Shut safe His servants in. The tide of time that knows no turn, Like that ingulfing flood, Whelms with destruction those that spurn God's truth and Jesus' blood. But still his preachers cry, "Repent; Flee from sin's deadly doom;" Forth from the ark this call is sent, "Come in, there yet is room." Unshut the door, where Mercy stands, The perishing to save, With earnest eye, and outstretch'd hands, From death beyond the grave. Topics: Ark of safety; Flood Languages: English
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In Vain The Preacher Cried, "Repent"

Author: James Montgomery Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #16407 Meter: 8.6.8.6 First Line: In vain the preach­er cried, Re­pent Lyrics: 1 In vain the preach­er cried, "Re­pent; Flee from im­pend­ing wrath"; Headlong the world of re­bels went Along its own broad path. 2 They ate, they drank, they bought, they sold, Built, plant­ed, till the day When the flood came, and young and old Were swept at once away. 3 A few that feared the warn­ing word Escaped the doom of sin; The ark re­ceived them, and the Lord Shut safe His ser­vants in. 4 The tide of time that knows no turn, Like that en­gulf­ing flood, Whelms with de­struct­ion those that spurn God’s truth and Je­sus’ blood. 5 But still His preach­ers cry, "Re­pent; Flee from sin’s dead­ly doom"; Forth from the ark this call is sent, "Come in, there yet is room." 6 Unshut the door, where Mer­cy stands, The per­ish­ing to save, With ear­nest eye, and out­stretched hands, From death be­yond the grave. Languages: English Tune Title: GRÄFENBERG

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