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Afar from God

Author: Richard Slater Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #16732 First Line: Afar from Heav'n thy feet have wandered Refrain First Line: Thy God is near thee—tell thy story Lyrics: 1. Afar from Heav’n thy feet have wandered; Afar from God thy soul has strayed; His gifts in sin thy hand has squandered, Yet still in love He calls thee home. Refrain: Thy God is near thee—tell thy story, For He will hear thy tale of sorrows; Thy God is near thee—full of mercy, And He will welcome thy return. 2. Thy feet have found sin’s way is thorny; Thy heart has found its pleasures vain; Thou hast grown weary, and about thee The gloom has spread of dark despair. [Refrain] 3. The broken heart the Lord will favor; The contrite spirit He will bless; He came to be the lost one’s Savior; He came to be the sinner’s friend. [Refrain] 4. Tell out thy need, and He’ll befriend thee; Pour out thy heart’s deep grief to Him; His boundless love, unmeasured mercy, His free forgiveness, are for thee. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Afar from heaven thy feet have wandered] (Harkness)
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Afar from God

Author: R. Slater Hymnal: Alexander's Gospel Songs #35 (1908) First Line: Afar from heav’n thy feet have wandered Refrain First Line: Thy God is near thee; tell thy story Lyrics: 1 Afar from heav’n thy feet have wander’d, Afar from God thy soul has stray’d; His gifts in sin thy hand has squander’d, Yet still in love He calls thee home. Refrain: Thy God is near thee; tell thy story, For He will hear thy tale of sorrow; Thy God is near thee; full of mercy, And He will welcome thy return. 2 Thy feet have found sin’s way is thorny, Thy heart has found its pleasures vain; Thou hast grown weary, and about thee The gloom has spread of dark despair. [Refrain] 3 The broken heart the Lord will favor, The contrite spirit He will bless; He came to be the lost one’s Saviour, He came to be the sinner’s Friend. [Refrain] 4 Tell out thy need, and He’ll befriend thee; Pour out thy heart’s deep grief to Him; His boundless love, unmeasured mercy, His free forgiveness, are for thee. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Afar from heav’n thy feet have wandered]
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Afar from God

Author: R. Slater Hymnal: Alexander's New Revival Hymns #52 (1922) First Line: Afar from heav’n thy feet have wandered Refrain First Line: Thy God is near thee; tell thy story Scripture: Psalm 119:10 Languages: English Tune Title: [Afar from heav’n thy feet have wandered]
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Afar from God

Author: R. Slater Hymnal: World Wide Revival Songs #101 (1915) First Line: Afar from heav'n thy feet have wandered Refrain First Line: Thy God is near thee; tell thy story Languages: English Tune Title: [Afar from heav'n thy feet have wandered]
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Afar from God

Author: John R. Clements Hymnal: Songs of Praise #19 (1905) First Line: Afar from God thy feet have stray'd Refrain First Line: God call for thee, His call is sweet Languages: English Tune Title: [Afar from God thy feet have stray'd]

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