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Upon the King's Business Are We

Author: Mrs. C. H. M. Hymnal: Sunday School Voices, No.2 #145 (1913) First Line: "Go and labor today," 'tis the Master's command Refrain First Line: Upon the King's bus'ness are we Lyrics: 1 “Go and labor today,” ‘tis the Master’s command, And there’s work to be done upon ev’ry hand, For the rich and the poor, for the great and the small; Let no idlers be found: to the work, one and all. Chorus: Upon the King’s bus’ness are we, Upon the King’s bus’ness are we; Let us labor and pray, winning souls while we may, For upon the King’s bus’ness are we. 2 With a passion for souls and a love for the lost, We would seek them today, whatsoever it cost; For the harvest is great and the lab’rers are few, And the work is entrusted to me and to you. [Chorus] 3 On our right and our left, ev’rywhere they are seen, As they once thronged the way of the blest Nazarene; Our commission is plain, we must go in his stead, And must tell of the blood which for sinners was shed. [Chorus] 4 As ambassadors here for our Savior and Lord We must hasten away with the life-giving word, Lest for want of the reapers the harvest should waste, And because the King’s bus’ness requireth haste. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: ["Go and labor today," 'tis the Master's command]

Upon the King's business are we

Author: Lelia N. Morris Hymnal: The King's Praises No. 3 #d31 (1912) First Line: Go and labor today

Upon the King's business are we

Author: Lelia N. Morris Hymnal: Inspirational Songs for Sunday School, Social Worship, Missionary and Evangelistic Work #d52 (1924) First Line: Go and labor today Languages: English

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