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Oh, Don't You Hear Him Knocking?

Author: Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. Hymnal: Songs of Love and Praise No. 4 #14 (1897) First Line: A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door Refrain First Line: Oh, don’t you hear him knocking at the door Lyrics: 1 A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door, Is knocking at the door of your heart; It is the hand of Jesus, who long has knocked before, Though oft you have told him to depart. Refrain: Oh, don’t you hear him knocking at the door? He’s knocking at the door to come in; He wants an invitation to cross your threshold o’er, Then Jesus will save you from all sin. 2 How often when in sickness, your body racked with pain, This knocking resounded in your ears; How often in the nighttime the knock would come again, So loud it would fill your soul with fears. [Refrain] 3 While standing by the casket of some departed friend, With sorrow your heart was sick and sore; What caused that train of thinking of how your life would end? That hand was then knocking at the door. [Refrain] 4 Why will you keep him knocking? why won’t you let him in? He’ll fill your pathway with delight; That hand so torn and bleeding will wash away your sin, Oh, welcome the Savior in tonight. [Refrain] Tune Title: [A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door]
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Oh, Don't You Hear Him Knocking?

Author: Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. Hymnal: Light in the Valley #128 (1898) First Line: A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door Refrain First Line: Oh, don't you hear him knocking, knocking at the door? Lyrics: 1 A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door, Is knocking at the door of your heart; It is the hand of Jesus, who long has knocked before, Tho' oft have told him to depart. Chorus: Oh, don't you hear him knocking, knocking at the door? He's knocking at the door to come in; He wants an invitation to cross your threshold o'er, Then Jesus will save you from all sin. 2 How often when in sickness, your body racked with pain, This knocking has resounded in your ears; How often in the night time the knock would come again, So loud it would fill your soul with fears. [Chorus] 3 While standing by the casket of some departed friend, With sorrow your poor heart was sick and sore; What caused that train of thinking of how your life would end? That hand was then knocking at the door. [Chorus] 4 Why will you keep him knocking? why won't you let him in? He'll overflow your pathway with delight; That hand so torn and bleeding will wash away your sin, Oh, welcome the Saviour in tonight. [Chorus] Topics: Invitation Languages: English Tune Title: [A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door]
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Hear Him Knocking

Author: Johnson Oatman, Jr. Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #11332 First Line: A hand all bruised and bleeding Refrain First Line: O don’t you hear Him knocking Lyrics: 1 A hand all bruised and bleeding Is knocking at the door, Is knocking at the door of your heart; It is the hand of Jesus, Who long has knocked before, Though oft you have told Him to depart. Refrain: O don’t you hear Him knocking, Knocking at the door? He’s knocking at the door to come in; He wants an invitation To cross your threshold o’er, Then Jesus will save you from all sin. 2 How often when in sickness, Your body racked with pain, This knocking resounded in your ears; How often in the nighttime The knock would come again, So loud it would fill your soul with fears. [Refrain] 3 While standing by the casket Of some departed friend, With sorrow your heart was sick and sore; What caused that train of thinking Of how your life would end? That hand was then knocking at the door. [Refrain] 4 Why will you keep Him knocking? Why don’t you let Him in? He’ll fill your pathway with delight; That hand so torn and bleeding Will wash away your sin; O welcome the Savior in tonight! [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [A hand all bruised and bleeding]
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Oh, Don't You Hear Him Knocking?

Author: Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. Hymnal: Songs of Triumph Nos. 1 and 2 Combined #27 (1910) First Line: A hand all bruised and bleeding Refrain First Line: Oh, don't you hear Him knocking, knocking at the door? Languages: English Tune Title: [A hand all bruised and bleeding]
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Oh, Don't you Hear Him Knocking?

Author: Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. Hymnal: Praise Hymns and Full Salvation Songs #40 (1898) First Line: A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door Refrain First Line: Oh, don't you hear him knocking Languages: English Tune Title: [A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door]
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Oh, Don't You Hear Him Knocking?

Author: Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. Hymnal: Heart Cheering Songs #41 (1899) First Line: A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door Refrain First Line: Oh, don't you hear him knocking Languages: English Tune Title: [A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door]
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Oh, Don't You Hear Him Knocking?

Author: Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. Hymnal: Bright Melodies #41 (1899) First Line: A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door Refrain First Line: Oh, don't you hear him knocking Languages: English Tune Title: [A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door]
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Oh, Don't You Hear Him Knocking?

Author: Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. Hymnal: The Bow of Promise #43 (1898) First Line: A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door Refrain First Line: O, don't you hear Him knocking Languages: English Tune Title: [A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door]
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Oh, Don't You Hear Him Knocking?

Author: Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. Hymnal: Gospel Hosannas #44 (1898) First Line: A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door Refrain First Line: Oh, don't you hear him knocking Languages: English Tune Title: [A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door]
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Oh, Don't You Hear Him Knocking?

Author: Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. Hymnal: Precious Hymns #87 (1900) First Line: A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door Refrain First Line: Oh, don't you hear him knocking Languages: English Tune Title: [A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door]
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