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Text:More Like Jesus Our Savior
Author:W. G. B.
Tune:[As we travel upward, in the heav'nly way]
Composer:Wm. Grant Brooks

90. More Like Jesus Our Savior

1 As we travel upward, in the heav’nly way,
We should be more faithful, more in secret pray;
Follow his example, whom we trust and love,
Looking for his guidance to our rest above.

Refrain:
More like Jesus our Savior ev'ry day;
He will be our protector along life’s way;
Pray believing,
New strength receiving;
Trust in Christ ever your Friend and Stay.

2 In his blessed service, God hath need of you;
There the humblest christian, work may find to do.
Hold up Christ the Savior, his dear praises sing;
Be a living witness, for your Lord and King. [Refrain]

3 Ask of him to grant you Wisdom from above;
Then to those around you go in tender love;
Speak to them of Jesus, of the life he gave;
Tell the wondrous story of his pow’r to save. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: As we travel upward, in the heav'nly way
Title: More Like Jesus Our Savior
Author: W. G. B.
Refrain First Line: More like Jesus our Saviour ev'ry day
Language: English
Publication Date: 1900
Tune Information
Name: [As we travel upward, in the heav'nly way]
Composer: Wm. Grant Brooks



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