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50. A home with Jesus

1 A home with Jesus, my Savior,
Who died on the cross for me;
To dwell in His kingdom forever,
Forever with Jesus to be.
To reign with the Savior in glory,
When all our wanderings cease,
He has gone to prepare a mansion,
A home and a kingdom of peace.

Choru:
A home, happy home,
From cares and sorrows set free;
A home in the kingdom of glory,
Forever with Jesus to be.

2 We have but a glimpse of that mansion,
While pilgrims we walk below;
To that home where the dear ones shall gather,
That kingdom where Christians shall go.
But sweet is the stream ever flowing,
From the fountain of joy over there;
Blessed Savior, each day, oh, prepare me,
That rest and that mansion to share. [Chorus]

3 Here hearts once united are severed,
Here partings and tears obtain;
But all who are true to the Savior,
Shall meet on that heavenly plain.
Oh, sweet is this glorious prospect,
That we from all pain shall be free;
The hope of a blest resurrection,
Forever with Jesus to be. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: A home with Jesus, my Savior
Title: A home with Jesus
Author: K. Shaw
Refrain First Line: A home, happy home
Publication Date: 1877
Scripture:
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [A home with Jesus, my Savior]
Composer: Knowles Shaw
Key: F Major or modal
Notes: Public Domain.



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