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Text:My Saviour's call I hear
Author:Bertha Fennell

86. My Saviour's call I hear

1 My Saviour’s call I hear,
“Stand forth, that I may bless;
Thy withered hand, thy lack of power,
Thy ever need confess.”

2 Confessing all my need,
Before Thee now I stand,
And hear Thy Voice ring strong and clear,
“Stretch forth thy withered hand.”

3 By faith I bring Thee now,
My lack of power and skill,
My withered hopes, my fruitless work,
My weak and wayward will.

4 Thy cleansing Blood now flows
O’er all the dreary past,
Abundantly Thy life is mine,
Eternally to last.

5 Engrafted in the Vine,
Abiding, Lord, in Thee,
Thy power, Thy strength, Thy fruitfulness,
I now believe to see.

Text Information
First Line: My Saviour's call I hear
Title: My Saviour's call I hear
Author: Bertha Fennell
Language: English
Publication Date: 1902
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