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Text:Away With Him!
Author:Maud Frazer Jackson
Tune:[Away with Him]
Composer:John D. Brunk

39. Away With Him!

1 "Away with Him! Away with Him!"
The scornful rabble cried,
And mocked, rejected, long ago,
Our Lord was crucified.

Refrain:
Do you accept the Son of God?
Or do you Him deny?
"Away with Him! Away with Him!"
Oh, be not that your cry.

2 "Away with Him! Away with Him!"
How many cry today
Who will not head his loving call,
But, careless, turn away! [Refrain]

3 "Away with Him! Away with Him!"
How hard the heart must be
To pas, unmoved, that blood-stained cross
Upon Mount Calvary! [Refrain]

4 "Away with Him! Away with Him!"
But, soul with Him will go
Thy hope of heav'n and all that makes
for joy while here below. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Away with Him
Title: Away With Him!
Author: Maud Frazer Jackson
Refrain First Line: Do you accept the Son of God
Language: English
Publication Date: 1916
Topic: Christ: Christ's Suffering and Death; Evangelistic: Entreaty; Man's Sinfulness and Need
Copyright: © 1916 by John D. Brunk
Notes: Now Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Away with Him]
Composer: John D. Brunk
Notes: Public Domain.



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