The Faith that Saves the Soul

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The faith that saves the soul

Author: William Luff
Tune: INVERA
Published in 1 hymnal

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1 The faith that saves the soul
Is faith that works by love;
Let faith and love thy work control,
And thy salvation prove.

2 Thy Saviour work’d for thee,
With often weary brow;
His willing, constant worker be,
For Him to labour now.

3 The labourers are few
Who toil amid the heat,
Unto their toiling Master true,
And learning at His feet.

4 Work with a grateful heart:
Work while the millions play:
Ere the bright hours of light depart,
And night shall follow day.

5 Work!—work for Him is blest;
Work as a favoured son;
Work till He gives thee heavenly rest,
And His own sweet “Well done!”

Source: Hymns of Consecration and Faith #331

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Author: William Luff

Luff, William, born May 14, 1850, and admitted as a Member of the Baptist Church at the Metropolitan Tabernacle in 1866. His first effort in versifying was published in Baptist Messenger, Feb. 1870. Since then he has contributed extensively in prose and verse to various publications, including Sword and Trowel; Drummond's Tracts, Stirling; Golden Bells; Gospel Solos for Gospel Singers; and many others. His best-known hymns are:— 1. 0! who this day will rejoicing say? [Invitation.] First published in Word and Work, July 19, 1883. It was brought into notice through its recitation by the Rev. Hubert Brooke at the Belfast Convention at his Bible reading, Oct. 23rd, 1888. Printed as a hymn-sheet, it had a large circulation. In. the Church M… Go to person page >

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First Line:	The faith that saves the soul
Title:	The Faith that Saves the Soul
Author:	William Luff
Language:	English
Publication Date:	1902
Copyright:	This text is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before 1930.