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Open Wide Thy Heart

Representative Text

1 Open wide thy heart today
At Jesus’ call;
Bid Him enter and abide,
Thy life, thy all.

Refrain:
Only trust Him, and be still;
Let Him work in thee His will,
For the heart that’s opened wide
His love shall fill.

2 Open wide thy heart today
To Him who pleads;
Heed His voice, and follow on
Where’er He leads. [Refrain]

3 Open wide thy heart today
To love divine,
And a wealth of grace untold
May all be thine. [Refrain]

4 Open wide thy heart today
With all its need,
And the hunger of the soul
His love will feed. [Refrain]

Source: Revival Hymns: a Collection of New and Standard Hymns for Gospel and social meetings, Sunday schools and Young People's Societies #107

Author: Harriett H. Pierson

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Text Information

First Line: Open wide thy heart today
Title: Open Wide Thy Heart
Author: Harriett H. Pierson
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Only trust Him, and be still
Copyright: Public Domain

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Christian Hymnal (Rev. ed.) #251

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Church and Sunday School Hymnal with Supplement #505

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Life Songs No. 2 #157

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Revival Hymns #107

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