Rodeheaver's Gospel Solos and Duets ‎#62

62. Going Through the Land

1 If a Christian meet a Christian,
Going thro’ the land,
Just remember He’s your brother,
Reach to him your hand;
For who can tell but on the morrow,
You and he may stand
Before the great white throne up yonder,
Help him all you can.

2 If a Christian gets in trouble,
Going thro’ the land,
Don’t condemn your weaker brother,
Help him all you can;
For who can tell what great temptations
Press around the man?
He needs the help of Christian friendship,
Give him all you can.

3 If you meet a soul discouraged,
Going thro’ the land,
Show to him God’s word of promise,
Cheer him all you can;
For deeds and words in kindness given,
Mend the broken strand;
A little help when one is drowning,
Often saves the man.

4 Would you have a home up yonder,
In the batter land?
Dot to others as you’d have them
Do to you, my man;
And when the Master comes for jewels,
Searching thro’ the land,
He’ll take that weary, faithful spirit
Home to Beulah land.

Text Information

• First Line: If a Christian meet a Christian
• Title: Going Through the Land
• Author: W. D. Cornell
• Language: English
• Publication Date: 1925
• Notes: Public Domain.

Tune Information

• Name: [If a Christian meet a Christian]
• Notes: Public Domain.