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Text:Is There Any Room for Jesus?
Author:E. Rinehart
Tune:[Have you any room for Jesus]
Composer:Asa Hull

289. Is There Any Room for Jesus?

1 Have you any room for Jesus,
Tell me, have you any room?
Has the Saviour found a welcome,
Is He honored in your home?

Have you any room, any room,
Any room for Him,
Would the Saviour find a welcome,
Would you gladly bid Him come?

2 Is there any room for Jesus
In the pulpit or the pew?
Are the poor made glad and welcome
Or the only favored few?

Is there any room, any room,
Any room for Him,
Would the Saviour find a welcome,
Would you gladly bid Him come?

3 Is there any room for Jesus,
Is He welcome at the store?
Would you gladly see Him coming,
Would you meet Him at the door?

Is there any room, any room,
Any room for Him,
Would the Saviour find a welcome,
Would you gladly bid Him come?

Text Information
First Line: Have you any room for Jesus
Title: Is There Any Room for Jesus?
Author: E. Rinehart
Refrain First Line: Have you any room, any room
Language: English
Publication Date: 1885
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Have you any room for Jesus]
Composer: Asa Hull
Notes: Public Domain.



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