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219a. Listen to the gentle promptings

1 Listen to the gentle promptings
Of the Spirit’s warning voice;
Will you heed His solemn warnings?
Can ye slight His wondrous love?

2 Sweetly calling on the erring,
Pardons offered without price;
Come, and ‘round the altar kneeling,
O, receive the offered grace.

3 Joy and hope the troubled conscience
Will allay with soothing peace;
Press ye, then, to realms of glory;
Run with joy and offered race.

4 Hesitate no longer, sinner,
Lest the Spirit, sad and grieved,
Should forsake thee now and ever,
Never more to be deceived.

Text Information
First Line: Listen to the gentle promptings
Language: English
Publication Date: 1885
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: TALMAR
Composer: I. B. Woodbury
Notes: Public Domain.



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