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Jesus First and Last

Author: Thomas MacKellar Hymnal: The Helper in Sacred Song #53 (1889) First Line: Jesus! when my soul is parting Lyrics: 1 Jesus! when my soul is parting From this body frail and weak, And the deathly dew is starting Down this pale and wasted cheek,— Thine, my Saviour, Be the name I last shall speak, Be the name I last shall speak. 2 Jesus! when my mem’ry wanders Far from loved ones at my side, And in fitful dreaming ponders Who are they that near me glide,— Last, my Saviour, Let my tho’ts on Thee abide, Let my tho’ts on Thee abide. 3 When the morn in all its glory Charms no more mine ear or eye, And the shadows closing o’er me Warn me of the time to die,— Last, my Saviour, Let me see Thee standing by, Let me see Thee standing by. 4 When my feet shall pass the river, And upon the farther shore I shall walk, redeem’d forever, Ne’er to sin—to die no more,— First, Lord Jesus! Let me see Thee, and adore, Let me see Thee, and adore. Tune Title: [Jesus! when my soul is parting]
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Jesus First and Last

Author: Thomas MacKellar Hymnal: Exalted Praise #78 (1882) First Line: Jesus, when my soul is parting Languages: English Tune Title: [Jesus, when my soul is parting]
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