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Did Jesus Ever Say No?

Author: A. Raymond Hand Hymnal: Full Redemption Songs #148 (1933) First Line: To the weary and sin-bound who sought for His aid Refrain First Line: No, no, a thousand times no Lyrics: 1 To the weary and sin-bound who sought for His aid Did Jesus ever say no? And to those who desired Him and earnestly prayed Did Jesus ever say no? Refrain: No, no, a thousand times no, Jesus will never say no; To those turning from sin, inviting Him in, Jesus will never say no. 2 To a heart filled with grief on account of its sin Did Jesus ever say no? And to one who’s repentant and trusteth in Him Would Jesus ever say no? [Refrain] 3 To the soul who has called on his Lord to abide Did Jesus ever say no? Or to those who have sought Him when tempted and tried, Did Jesus ever say no? [Refrain] 4 To the blind and the lame, and to those with disease Does Jesus ever say no? To all praying in faith He will give sweet release, For Jesus cannot say no. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [To the weary and sin-bound who sought for His aid]

Did Jesus Ever Say No?

Author: A. Raymond Hand Hymnal: Special Voices No. 2 #55 (1958) First Line: To the weary and sin-bound who sought for His aid Refrain First Line: No, no, a thousand times no Languages: English Tune Title: [To the weary and sin-bound who sought for His aid]
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Did Jesus Ever Say No?

Author: A. Raymond Hand Hymnal: New Songs of the Old Faith #223 (1927) First Line: To the weary and sin-bound who sought for His aid Refrain First Line: NO, no, a thousand times no Languages: English Tune Title: [To the weary and sin-bound who sought for His aid]

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