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454. Hark, sinner, while God from on high doth entreat thee

1 Hark, sinner, while God from on high doth entreat thee,
And warnings with accents of mercy doth blend;
Give ear to his voice, lest in judgment he meet thee;
"The harvest is passing, the summer will end."

2 How oft of thy danger and guilt he hath told thee!
How oft still the message of mercy doth send!
Haste, haste, while He waits in his arms to enfold thee;
"The harvest is passing, the summer will end."

3 Despiséd, rejected, at length he may leave thee:
What anguish and horror thy bosom will rend!
Then haste thee, O sinner, while he will receive thee;
"The harvest is passing, the summer will end."

4 Ere long, and Jehovah will come in his power;
Our God will arise, with his foes to contend:
Haste, haste thee, O sinner; prepare for that hour;
"The harvest is passing, the summer will end."

5 The Savior will call thee in judgment before him:
O, bow to his sceptre, and make him thy Friend;
Now yield Him thy heart; make haste to adore him;
"Thy harvest is passing, thy summer will end."

Text Information
First Line: Hark, sinner, while God from on high doth entreat thee
Author: J. B. Hague
Meter: 12s & 11s
Publication Date: 1843
Scripture:
Notes: Now Public Domain. "The Harvest is past, the Summer is ended."
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