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A Little Farther

Author: Unknown Hymnal: Timeless Truths #1035 Meter: 15.15.15.15.15.15 First Line: Just before His trial, Jesus entered dark Gethsemane Refrain First Line: Let us go a little farther, farther than we’ve gone before Lyrics: 1 Just before His trial, Jesus entered dark Gethsemane; Leaving eight outside, took Peter and two sons of Zebedee. Oh, the anguish in the garden, as again He left the three; And He went a little farther, all the way to Calvary! Refrain: Let us go a little farther, farther than we’ve gone before; Are we workers now for Jesus? Let us do a little more. 2 See Him praying, hear him groaning; death sweeps o’er Him like a flood; “Let this cup pass from me, Father”—sweat runs down as drops of blood! “Not my will, Lord, I will drink it: let Thy will be done in me.” And He went a little farther, all the way to Calvary! [Refrain] 3 Then at Pilate’s hall, behold Him, as the mob who mocked him cried, “Away, away, give us Barabbas; let this Christ be crucified!” Oh, Barabbas, oh, Barabbas, Jesus surely died for thee, When He went a little farther, all the way to Calvary! [Refrain] 4 Now He marches to Golgotha, scourged and thorn-crowned on the road; Bears the cross upon His shoulder, sinks beneath the heavy load! Mocked, reviled, by friends forsaken—all for you, and all for me— And He went a little farther, all the way to Calvary! [Refrain] Scripture: Matthew 26:36-39 Tune Title: [Just before His trial, Jesus entered dark Gethsemane]
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A Little Farther

Hymnal: Evening Light Songs #483 (1987) First Line: Just before his trial Jesus Refrain First Line: Let us go a little farther Languages: English Tune Title: [Just before his trial Jesus]

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