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Where He Bids Thee
Author: E. C. Ellsworth Hymnal: The Ark of Praise #79 (1882) First Line: Not where the work is the lightest Refrain First Line: O then to hear when he calls Lyrics: 1 Not where the work is the lightest,
Jesus may call thee to go,
Not where the yield is the greatest,
Jesus may ask thee to sow;
But where the fields are so barren,
Nought that is fruit can be found,
Digging ‘mid weeds, and the briers,
Painfully tilling the ground.
Refrain:
Oh, then, to hear when he calls thee!
Listening, all shall be plain,
Oh, then, to go where he bids thee!
Little, or much be the gain.
2 Not by the side of the reapers
Jesus may call thee today,
Not where the workmen are busy
Binding the sheaves far away;
But with the gleaners so patient,
Gath’ring the grains one by one,
Bringing to Jesus the handful,
Hearing the joyful “well done.” [Refrain] Tune Title: [Not where the work is the lightest]
Where He Bids Thee
Where He Bids Thee
Author: Mrs. E. C. Ellsworth Hymnal: The Quartet #407 (1884) First Line: Not where the work is the lightest Refrain First Line: Oh, then, to hear when he calls thee Languages: English Tune Title: [Not where the work is the lightest]
Where He Bids Thee
Not where the work is the lightest
Author: E. C. Ellsworth Hymnal: Sweet Harmonies (A New Song Book) #d110 (1903)
Not where the work is the lightest
Not where the work is the lightest
Author: E. C. Ellsworth Hymnal: Temple Chimes #d174 (1888)
Not where the work is the lightest
