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14036. Jesus Will Save

1 O, soul in the shadows, to Satan a slave,
Accept the dear Savior, He’s mighty to save.
Then why not believe Him? He’s passing this way;
Accept Him rejoicing, He’ll save you today.

Refrain:
’Tis Jesus your Savior that’s passing this way;
Oh, list to His pleading, accept him today.
’Tis Jesus your Savior that’s passing this way;
Oh, list to His pleading, accept him today.

2 Oh, think of His goodness and infinite love,
He came from the portals of glory above
To rescue and save you; then harken and hear
The voice of His pleading, while Jesus is near. [Refrain]

3 Soul, why will you linger, and needlessly wait?
Time swiftly is passing, the hour groweth late.
The day of salvation hath dawned upon you;
Then come to the Savior, so loving and true. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: O, soul in the shadows, to Satan a slave
Title: Jesus Will Save
Author: John R. Holt
Refrain First Line: ’Tis Jesus your Savior that’s passing this way
Meter: 11.11.11.11 D
Language: English
Source: Gospel Songs and Hymns No. 1 by George B. Holsinger (Bridgewater, VA: Brethren Publishing House, 1898)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: DACIA
Composer: John R. Holt (1898)
Meter: 11.11.11.11 D
Key: G Major or modal
Copyright: Public Domain



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