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278. Jesus, Come and Bless Us

1 Jesus, Thou hast promised
That where two or three
In Thy name have gathered,
Thou wilt present be;
And Thy word believing,
Now in pray'r we kneel;
Jesus, come and bless us;
Lord, Thyself reveal.

Chorus:
Jesus, come and bless us
While we linger here;
Jesus, come and bless us,
Be Thou ever near.

2 Jesus, Thou hast met us
Oft in seasons past,
But we need Thy presence
With us till the last;
Come, O blessed Saviour,
And Thy grace display;
Hear us and accept us;
Bless us while we pray. [Chorus]

3 Jesus, tune our voices
To Thy songs of praise;
Be in each petition
That to Thee we raise:
May our faith grow stronger,
And our hope more bright;
May our love be purer,
And our path more light. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: Jesus, Thou hast promised
Title: Jesus, Come and Bless Us
Author: E. R. Latta
Refrain First Line: Jesus, come and bless us
Language: English
Publication Date: 1908
Topic: Hymns for Worship: Opening Hymns; Hymns for Worship: Sabbath School
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Jesus, Thou hast promised]
Composer: Dr. W. O. Perkins
Key: A♭ Major
Notes: Public Domain.



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