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The four calls

Author: L. Baltzall Hymnal: Triumphant Songs No.3 #66 (1892) First Line: The Spirit came in childhood Lyrics: 1 The spirit came in childhood And pleaded, “let me in,” But oh, the door was bolted By thoughtlessness and sin; “I am too young,” the child replied, I will not yield today, There’s time enough tomorrow, The spirit went away. 2 Again he came and pleaded, In youth’s bright happy hour, He called but heard no answer, For lured by Satan’s pow’r, The youth lay dreaming idly then, And saying “not today, Nor till I’ve tried earth’s pleasures,” The spirit went away. 3 Again he called in mercy, In manhood’s vigorous prime, But still he found no welcome, The merchant had no time, No time for true repentance, No time to think or pray, And so repulsed and saddened, The spirit went away. 4 Once more he called and waited, The man was old and ill, He scarcely heard the whisper, His heart was cold and still; “Go, leave me, when I need you, I’ll call for thee,” he cried, Then sinking on his pillow, Without a hope, he died. Coda: Because I have called and ye refused, I have stretched out my hand, and no man regarded, Therefore will I laugh at your calamity I will mock when your fear cometh. Topics: Invitation; Solo Tune Title: [The Spirit came in childhood]
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The Four Calls

Author: L. Baltzall Hymnal: Triumphant Songs Nos. 3 and 4 Combined #66 (1894) First Line: The Spirit came in childhood Languages: English Tune Title: [The Spirit came in childhood]
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The Four Calls

Author: J. V. Eaton Hymnal: International Gospel Hymns and Songs #75 (1905) First Line: The Spirit came in childhood Languages: English Tune Title: [The Spirit came in childhood]
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The Four Calls

Hymnal: Sunday School Songs #111 (1880) First Line: The Spirit came in childhood Refrain First Line: Grieve not the Holy Spirit! Languages: English Tune Title: [The Spirit came in childhood]

The four calls

Author: J. V. Easton Hymnal: The Shining Strand #d48 (1881) First Line: The Spirit came in childhood Refrain First Line: Grieve not the Holy Spirit

The four calls

Author: J. V. Easton Hymnal: The Gospel Shower; a Collection of Gospel Hymns #d153 (1887) First Line: The Spirit came in childhood Refrain First Line: Grieve not the Holy Spirit

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