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The Last Appeal

Author: John E. Gould Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #12251 Meter: 8.7.8.7 D First Line: Listen, sinner, will you listen Lyrics: 1 Listen, sinner, will you listen, While I make one more appeal? Would with tears your eyes might glisten! Would to God your heart might feel! You will, too, ere long be dying; Soon we’ll miss you from the earth, And your cold form will be lying ’Neath the greensward and the turf. 2 But the grave is not the ending, Sin will kill beyond the tomb: Oh, what awful horrors pending In those words, the "sinner’s doom!" God has traced it with His finger, Jesus said it should be so, "He who lives and dies a sinner Must endure eternal woe." 3 You have had the Bible warning, You have had the Spirit, too, Ever since life’s early morning, He has strove and plead with you. Many times the teardrop glistened, Many times your heart did melt; To the story you have listened, Of the pangs your Savior felt. 4 But the Bible you have slighted, And the Spirit turned away, And refused, tho’ oft invited To improve your gracious day; Oh, how hard your heart is getting! Oh, how sad your state today! Friend, your star of hope is setting, Haste to Christ without delay! Languages: English Tune Title: KODIAK

The Last Appeal

Author: Rev. J. E. Gould Hymnal: Search-Light Songs #33 (1905) First Line: Listen, sinner, will you listen Languages: English Tune Title: [Listen, sinner, will you listen]

The Last Appeal

Author: Rev. J. E. Gould Hymnal: Gospel Trio of Sacred Song #36 (1891) First Line: Listen, sinner, will you listen Languages: English Tune Title: [Listen, sinner, will you listen]

The Last Appeal

Author: Rev. J. E. Gould Hymnal: Favorite Gospel Songs #53 (1894) First Line: Listen, sinner, will you listen Languages: English Tune Title: [Listen, sinner, will you listen]

The Last Appeal

Author: Rev. J. E. Gould Hymnal: Revive Us #92 (1922) First Line: Listen, sinner, will you listen Languages: English Tune Title: [Listen, sinner, will you listen]

The Last Appeal

Author: Rev. J. E. Gould Hymnal: Harp of Zion #97 (1905) First Line: Listen, sinner, will you listen Languages: English Tune Title: [Listen, sinner, will you listen]

The Last Appeal

Author: Rev. J. E. Gould Hymnal: Songs for Jesus No. 5 #108 (1914) First Line: Listen, sinner, will you listen Languages: English Tune Title: [Listen, sinner, will you listen]

The Last Appeal

Author: Rev. J. E. Gould Hymnal: Bells of Heaven #222 (1903) First Line: Listen, sinner, will you listen Languages: English Tune Title: [Listen, sinner, will you listen]

The last appeal

Author: J. E. Gould Hymnal: Blood Redemption and Christian Service Songs #d44 (1924) First Line: Listen, sinner, will you listen Languages: English

The last appeal

Author: J. E. Gould Hymnal: Revival and Prohibition Songs #d51 (1903) First Line: Listen, sinner, will you listen

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