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Text:Learn of Him
Author:John Franklin
Tune:[Come and sit at Jesus’ feet]
Composer:Jno. R. Sweney

87. Learn of Him

1 Come and sit at Jesus’ feet,
Come and learn of him;
Words of comfort, pure and sweet,
Come and learn of him.

Refrain:
Learn of him, O toil-oppressed;
Lean thy head upon his breast;
He will give thee perfect rest,—
Come and learn of him

2 Take his yoke upon thee now,
Come and learn of him;
Ask, and he will teach thee how,
Come and learn of him. [Refrain]

3 How to trust for ev’ry day,
Come and learn of him;
How to watch, as well as pray,
Come and learn of him. [Refrain]

4 For his glory wouldst thou live?
Come and learn of him;
He the grace will freely give,
Come and learn of him. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Come and sit at Jesus’ feet
Title: Learn of Him
Author: John Franklin
Refrain First Line: Learn of him, O toil-oppressed
Language: English
Publication Date: 1889
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Come and sit at Jesus’ feet]
Composer: Jno. R. Sweney
Notes: Public Domain.



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