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155. Here Comes Jesus

1 Here comes Jesus, see Him walking on the water,
He'll lift you up and He'll help you to stand;
Oh, here comes Jesus,
He's the Master of the waves that roll.
here comes Jesus, let him take your hand.

2 Here comes Jesus, see Him feed the hungry people,
He'll fill your life till you hunger no more;
Oh, here comes Jesus,
He's the answer to your every need.
Here comes Jesus, He will your life restore.

3 Here comes Jesus, see him cleanse the leper,
He'll heal your heart and will give you His aid;
Oh, here comes Jesus,
He's the great Physician;
Here come Jesus, don't be afraid.

4 Here comes Jesus, see Him walking up to Calvary,
He's going to die for you and me;
Oh, here comes Jesus,
He's the ransom for the guilty one;
Here comes Jesus, to set us free!

Text Information
First Line: Here comes Jesus, see Him walking on the water
Title: Here Comes Jesus
Author (v. 2-4): Cordelia Spitzer
Language: English
Publication Date: 1980
Scripture: ; ; ; ;
Topic: Christ: Example; Christ: Life and Ministry
Source: Traditional, v. 1
Copyright: © 1971 Hope Pubishing Co.
ONE LICENSE: 10032
Tune Information
Name: [Here comes Jesus, see Him walking on the water]
Adapter: William J. Floyd
Key: F Major
Copyright: © 1971 Hope Publishing Co.



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