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Bear Thy Brother's Burden

Author: Rev. T. O. Chisholm Hymnal: Calvary's Praises #184 (1917) First Line: Go and bear thy brother's burden Refrain First Line: Oh! This world is full of sadness Lyrics: 1 Go and bear thy brother’s burden, Heed today the Lord’s command, Find him with his load of trouble, Offer him a helping hand; Speak to Him in gentle kindness Words of sympathy and love, That a blessed balm of healing To his bleeding heart may prove. Refrain: Oh! this world is full of sadness, You may share it if you will; Go and bear thy brother’s burden, And the law of Christ fulfill. 2 Go and bear thy brother’s burden, See! he carries it alone! Hasten to his side and help him,— It will lighter make thine own; Weary, fainting, pressed in spirit, He is ready to despair,— What if God to him hath measured Sorrows meant for you to share! [Refrain] 3 Go and bear thy brother’s burden, Oh! how heavy it may be! Tho’ he wear no outward token Of his heart’s deep agony; Lift his load if but a little, Lest He fall beneath its weight, Ere he sink in human weakness, And thy offer come too late. [Refrain] 4 Go and bear thy brother’s burden, With his tears commingle thine, Earth affords no higher mission, Angels know none more divine; Go, then, in His loving spirit, Who hath all thy burdens borne, Binding up the broken-hearted, Comforting the souls that mourn. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Go and bear thy brother's burden]
Bear Thy Brother's Burden

Bear thy brother's burden

Author: Thomas O. Chisholm Hymnal: Living Praise No. 2 #d42 (1906) First Line: Go and bear thy brother's burden Refrain First Line: O, this world is full of sadness Languages: English
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