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3545. The King's Treasures

1. We are the treasures of Christ the King;
Jesus has given us each good thing;
Voices to sing for Him songs of praise,
Feet to run willingly in His ways.

Refrain
We are the treasures of Christ the King,
Happy that we of His love may sing;
All of our powers to Him will we bring;
We are the treasures of Christ the King.

2. Boys who are manly, and pure and true,
Girls who are happy and useful, too,
Through all the powers that God has giv’n,
Make earth an Eden and home a heav’n. [Refrain]

3. We are His treasures; our hands and heart,
Placed in His keeping, must do their part;
He will employ all our powers each day,
We will serve Jesus in work and play. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: We are the treasures of Christ the King
Title: The King's Treasures
Author: William M. Runyan (1919)
Refrain First Line: We are the treasures of Christ the King
Meter: 99.99.99.10.9
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: KNOB LICK
Composer: Daniel Brink Towner (1919)
Meter: 99.99.99.10.9
Incipit: 56532 15655 65321
Key: Dā™­ Major
Copyright: Public Domain
Notes: Some hymnals show the composer as Robert Beverly, Towner's pseudonym.



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