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Do Something for Jesus To-day!

Author: J. Nicholson Hymnal: Christian Endeavor Hymns #26 (1894) First Line: Do something for Jesus today! Refrain First Line: Do something today Lyrics: 1 Do something for Jesus today! Remember what He did for you! Let every Endeav’rer now say, “Lord, what wilt Thou have me to do?” Refrain: Do something today, No longer delay; O hasten away, no longer delay, Do something for Jesus today! 2 Do something for Jesus today! Bring some one to bow at His feet! For He is the “Life and the Way,”— All work for the Master is sweet. [Refrain] 3 Do something for Jesus today! The moments, how swiftly they roll! Now rescue the lost ones who say, That “no man doth care for my sou.” [Refrain] 4 Do something for Jesus today! Go speak to the perishing one Whom Satan hath led far astray; Tomorrow he may be undone! [Refrain] Topics: Work Languages: English Tune Title: [Do something for Jesus today]

Do something for Jesus today

Author: James Nicholson Hymnal: The Select Hymn and Song Book #d69 (1885) First Line: Do something for Jesus today, Remember what he did for you
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Do Something for Jesus To-day

Author: J. Nicholson Hymnal: Prayer and Praise #282 (1883) First Line: Do something for Jesus today Refrain First Line: Do something for Jesus today Languages: English Tune Title: [Do something for Jesus today]
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Do Something for Jesus To-day

Author: James Nicholson Hymnal: Gems of Song #252 (1901) First Line: Do something for Jesus today Topics: Work Languages: English Tune Title: [Do something for Jesus today]
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Do something for Jesus today

Author: James Nicholson Hymnal: Welcome Tidings #22 (1877)
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Do something for Jesus today

Author: J. Nicholson Hymnal: New Life #32 (1879)

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