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Text:Helping Our Savior
Author:W. C. Martin
Tune:[Going with Jesus to sow the good seed]
Composer:Thoro Harris

53. Helping Our Savior

1 Going with Jesus to sow the good seed,
Helping provide for the world in its need,
Sweet is our toil by the side of our Lord:
Strength for the task he will daily afford.

Chorus:
Helping our Savior redeem his lost people,
Blessed the labor,
With him to redeem the world.

2 Helping to win him the love of some heart,
Helping some courage for life to impart,
Helping recover the erring and weak,
Helping the Gospel of Mercy to speak. [Chorus]

3 Bringing some cheer to the heart in distress,
Causing the burdens of life to grow less,
Giving a balm to the spirit in pain,
Helping a pilgrim fair Beulah to gain. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: Going with Jesus to sow the good seed
Title: Helping Our Savior
Author: W. C. Martin
Refrain First Line: Helping our Savior redeem his lost people
Language: English
Publication Date: 1913
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Going with Jesus to sow the good seed]
Composer: Thoro Harris
Notes: Public Domain.



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