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Text:Can the Lord Depend on You?
Author:Kate Ulmer
Tune:[From the vineyard of the Master]
Composer:George S. Schuler

43. Can the Lord Depend on You?

1 From the vineyard of the Master
Comes a call for workers true;
Many hear but do not answer,
Can He now depend on you?

Refrain:
Can the Lord depend on you?
Can the Lord depend on you?
For the Master has work in His vineyard to do,
Can the Lord depend on you?

2 There are souls in darkness wand’ring
Far from God and heav’n above,
Waiting to be told of Jesus,
And His all-redeeming love. [Refrain]

3 There are troubled hearts to comfort,
Souls to cheer who sadly mourn,
Weak and struggling ones to succor,
Heavy burdens to be borne. [Refrain]

4 Will you heed the call to service,
Worker with the Lord to be,
With Him in His joy then sharing,
Throughout all eternity? [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: From the vineyard of the Master
Title: Can the Lord Depend on You?
Author: Kate Ulmer
Refrain First Line: Can the Lord depend on you
Publication Date: 1913
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [From the vineyard of the Master]
Composer: George S. Schuler
Notes: Public Domain.



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