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Text:Jesus Only, Let Me See
Author:Oswald J. Smith
Tune:[For salvation full and free]
Composer:Daniel B. Towner

411. Jesus Only, Let Me See

1 For salvation full and free,
Purchased once on Calvary,
Christ alone shall be my plea—-
Jesus! Jesus only.

Chorus:
Jesus only, let me see,
Jesus only, none save He,
Then my song shall ever be—-
Jesus! Jesus only!

2 He my Guide from day to day,
As I journey on life’s way;
Close beside Him let me stay—-
Jesus! Jesus only. (Chorus)

3 May my model ever be
Christ the Lord, and none save He,
That the world may see in me
Jesus! Jesus only. (Chorus)

4 He shall reign from shore to shore,
His the glory evermore—-
Heav’n and earth shall bow before
Jesus! Jesus only. (Chorus)

Text Information
First Line: For salvation full and free
Title: Jesus Only, Let Me See
Author: Oswald J. Smith
Refrain First Line: Jesus only, let me see
Language: English
Publication Date: 1967
Topic: Christ: Example; Christ: Guide; Christ: Kingship and Reign
Tune Information
Name: [For salvation full and free]
Composer: Daniel B. Towner
Key: F Major



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