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None Can Help Like Jesus

Representative Text

1 In the dew of early youth,
None can help like Jesus;
Seeking after pearls of truth,
None can help like Jesus;
He’s the source of living light,
He will guide your steps aright;

Refrain:
None can help like Jesus,
No! none like Jesus.

2 In the midday whirl of care,
None can help like Jesus;
When you heavy burdens bear,
None can help like Jesus;
He will give you sweetest rest,
All who trust in Him are blest; [Refrain]

3 In the twilight’s fading glow,
None can help like Jesus;
When your strength is ebbing slow,
None can help like Jesus;
He will shield from death’s alarms,
Fold you in His loving arms. [Refrain]

Source: The Cyber Hymnal #11408

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Author: May Maurice

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Text Information

First Line: In the dew of early youth
Title: None Can Help Like Jesus
Author: May Maurice
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
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