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Hear the gospel call

Representative Text

1 Sinners, the message is sounding,
Jesus is speaking to thee;
List while He’s tenderly saying,
Weary one, come unto Me.

Refrain:
Hear, O hear the Gospel call;
Come to Christ, before Him fall;
He has said if you believe,
Life eternal you shall have.

2 Jesus has carried your sorrows,
Jesus has borne all your grief;
Now unto you He is calling,
Come, and I’ll give you relief. [Refrain]

3 Come with your sins to the Savior,
Come unto Him while you may;
This is the message He sends you,
Come and believe Me today. [Refrain]

4 Sinners, while Jesus is waiting,
Waiting to freely forgive,
Come and accept of His mercy,
Trust Him, believe Him and live. [Refrain]

Source: The Cyber Hymnal #8871

Author: L. P. Huggins

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Text Information

First Line: Sinners, the message is sounding
Title: Hear the gospel call
Author: L. P. Huggins
Refrain First Line: Hear, O hear the gospel call
Copyright: Public Domain

Media

The Cyber Hymnal #8871
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