Wilt Thou Blameless Be?

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Have you yet sought a soul to win

Author: Keith L. Brooks (1920)
Tune: [Have you het sought a soul to win]
Published in 1 hymnal

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1 Have you yet sought a soul to win,
Out of the paths of death and sin—
Living each day in Jesus’ will,
Earnestly warning friends of ill.

Refrain:
Will thy soul blameless be—
None lost pointing to thee?

2 Have you to loved ones proven true?
Could they in judgment point to you?
Haste, then, for night may soon come on,
Finding your dear ones ever gone. [Refrain]

3 Are you improving every day,
Telling to sinners Jesus’ way—
Just by an act, a word, a smile,
Showing out Jesus all the while? [Refrain]

4 Do you forget the love of Christ,
How that for thee He sacrificed?
Go now, I pray thee, be for Him
Messengers tireless, souls to win. [Refrain]

Source: The Cyber Hymnal #10289

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First Line:	Have you yet sought a soul to win
Title:	Wilt Thou Blameless Be?
Author:	Keith L. Brooks (1920)
Language:	English
Refrain First Line:	Will thy soul blameless be
Copyright:	Public Domain