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100. Into My Heart

1 Come into my heart, Lord Jesus,
Come into my heart today;
The door so long barred I open,
Come in, blessed Lord, to stay.

Refrain:
Into my heart,
Into my heart,
Come into my heart, Lord Jesus;
Come in today,
Come in to stay,
Come into my heart, Lord Jesus.

2 And make of my heart, unworthy,
A temple divinely fair;
And Thou, only Thou, Lord Jesus,
Exalted and worshiped there. [Refrain]

3 Lord, make of my heart an altar,
Where burneth Thy love, aflame
Of pure, cleansing fire, refining,
Consuming all dross and shame. [Refrain]

4 Come, come to my heart, Lord Jesus,
The door I throw open wide;
Come in, blessed Friend of sinners,
And ever with me abide. [Refrain]

5 Abiding in me, Lord Jesus,
And I abiding in Thee;
No power my soul can sever
From Him who has died for me. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Come into my heart, Lord Jesus
Title: Into My Heart
Author: Mrs. C. H. W.
Author: H. D. C.
Refrain First Line: Into my heart
Language: English
Publication Date: 1925
Scripture:
Copyright: 1925 by Tabernacle Publishing Co.
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Come into my heart, Lord Jesus]
Composer (Verses): Mrs. Charles H. Wieand
Composer (Chorus): Harry D. Clarke
Copyright: 1925 by Tabernacle Publishing Co.
Notes: Public Domain.



Media
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