Fellow traveler, dost thou know

Fellow traveler, dost thou know

Author: George H. Spring
Published in 3 hymnals


Representative Text

1 Fellow trav'ler, dost thou know
Whither now thy footsteps tend?
Carest not, if weal or woe,
Waits thee at thy journey's end?

Chorus:
Hasten to the narrow gate,
Jesus opens there the way;
Though the upward path is straight,
Yes it leads to endless day.

2 True, thy way may smooth appear;
Easy is the downward road;
Yet the tho't should rouse thy fear,
That it leads the soul from God. [Chorus]

3 Do not with the thoughtless choose
Sin's broad way, though opening fair,
Lest thy precious soul thou lose
In the gulf of dark despair. [Chorus]

4 Though our feet some toil must know,
As we climb the narrow road,
Yet each upward step we go,
Bring us nearer Heaven and God. [Chorus]

Source: Pearly Gates: a collection of new songs for the Sunday school, prayer meeting, and social circle #19

Author: George H. Spring

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Text Information

First Line: Fellow traveler, dost thou know
Author: George H. Spring
Refrain First Line: Hasten to the narrow gate
Copyright: Public Domain

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Pearly Gates #19

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The Little Sower for Sabbath Schools #58

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