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56. Who Will Go?

1 Lo, a voice is calling out across the waters deep and wide,
Who will go, who will go?
Tell the heathen of salvation,
Of the one who for them died;
Who will go, who will go?

Refrain:
Who will go, who will go?
With the gospel to the distant heathen land;
Who will go, who will go?
With the message of salvation grand?

2 O how long they have been groping in the gloom of sins dread night;
Who will go, who will go?
Hasten tell them of their error,
Let them have the gospel light;
Who will go, who will go? [Refrain]

3 Lo, the Master calls for workers to go forth at His command,
Who will go, who will go?
Do not tarry, do not linger,
Do not longer idle stand;
Who will go, who will go? [Refrain]

4 Consecrate your ev’ry talent, give the Lord what you possess,
Who will go, who will go?
They shall shine as stars forever
Who turns souls to righteousness;
Who will go, who will go? [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Lo, a voice is calling out across the waters deep and wide
Title: Who Will Go?
Author: H. L.
Refrain First Line: Who will go, who will go?
Publication Date: 1918
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Lo, a voice is calling out across the waters deep and wide]
Composer: Haldor Lillenas
Notes: Public Domain.



Media
MIDI file: MIDI

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