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Text:Win One To-day
Author:M. E. Dodd
Tune:[Great multitudes of men are widely straying]
Composer:J. P. Scholfield

138. Win One To-day

1 Great multitudes of men are widely straying,
Out upon life’s desert sands far, far away;
O child of God, are you for such ones praying?
In God’s name go after them, win one today!

Refrain:
Win one today, for the glory of your Master!
Your gentle touch and word will show someone the way;
Win one today, for the glory of your Master!
There are many far astray, win one today.

2 Deep pits of sin before their feet are lying;
Snares and perils ev’rywhere they’re sure to meet;
In darkness wand’ring on to certain dying,
Unless you, O child of God, win one today! [Refrain]

3 For them the Saviour gave His life a ransom,
And for you has taken all your sins away;
Your love for Him and for their sad condition,
Call you forth into the fray; win one today! [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Great multitudes of men are widely straying
Title: Win One To-day
Author: M. E. Dodd
Refrain First Line: Win one today, for the glory of your Master
Publication Date: 1916
Topic: Exhortation
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Great multitudes of men are widely straying]
Composer: J. P. Scholfield
Notes: Public Domain.



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