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Come to the Great Physician

Author: Annie M. Stowe Hymnal: Notes of Gladness #37 (1899) First Line: O weary burdened souls opprest Refrain First Line: Then come quickly away Languages: English Tune Title: [O weary burdened souls opprest]
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Then come quickly away

Author: Annie M. Stowe Hymnal: International Song Service #32 (1895) First Line: O weary burdened souls opprest Lyrics: 1 O weary burdened souls opprest, Come to the Great Physician, He longs to heal and give you rest, He feels your sad condition. Chorus: Then come quickly away, He knows and pities your sorrow, No longer delay, but seek Him today, O why do you wait the morrow. 2 Behold, He now is passing by, Come to the Great Physician, He left His Father's throne on high, To help your sad condition. [Chorus] 3 O hear the warning voice within, Come to the Great Physician, His blood will cleanse from ev'ry sin, And change your sad condition. [Chorus] 4 With His dear name your only plea, Come to the Great Physician, No pow'r but His can make you free From this your sad condition. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: COME TO THE GREAT PHYSICIAN
Then come quickly away

Come to the great Physician

Author: Annie M. Stowe Hymnal: Bright Gems #d125 (1887) First Line: O weary burdened souls oppressed Refrain First Line: Then come quickly away
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