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The Waiting Guest

Author: Mrs. R. N. Turner Hymnal: Precious Hymns for Times of Refreshing and Revival #28 (1885) First Line: Who is this that waiteth Refrain First Line: Let me in, let me in Lyrics: 1 Who is this that waiteth, Waiteth for my call, While the dews of morning Gently round him fall? Hark! I hear him knocking, Knocking at my door, Asking me for entrance,— Pleading o’er and o’er. Refrain: Let me in, let me in, Patiently I wait? Wilt thou not unbar the door Ere it be too late? O come in, O come in, Be my guest today; Saviour, come, abide with me Evermore, I pray. 2 Who is this that waiteth In the storm outside, Sad and worn and weary, Still his wish denied? O, such gentle patience Must an entrance win; Still I hear him pleading, “Let me enter in.” [Refrain] 3 O, it is my Saviour! Saw I not before All that bleeding sorrow, All that anguish sore? Saw I not the nail-prints, When his blood was shed? Saw I not the thorn-crown On his kingly head? [Refrain] 4 Thou shalt wait no longer In the gloom outside! Enter, O sweet Stranger, And with me abide! Long I sought thee, Saviour, Thou wast at my door! Now I bid thee welcome, Welcome evermore! [Refrain] Tune Title: [Who is this that waiteth]

The Waiting Guest

Author: Mrs. R. N. Turner Hymnal: Living Hymns #140 (1890) First Line: Who is this that waiteth Refrain First Line: Let me in, let me in Lyrics: 1 Who is this that waiteth, Waiteth for my call, While the dews of morning Gently round him fall? Hark! I hear him knocking, Knocking at my door, Asking me for entrance,— Pleading o’er and o’er! Chorus: Let me in, let me in, Patiently I wait? Wilt thou not unbar the door Ere it be too late? O come in, O come in, Be my guest today; Saviour, come, abide with me Evermore, I pray. 2 Who is this that waiteth In the storm outside, Sad and worn and weary, Still his wish denied? O, such gentle patience Must an entrance win; Still I hear him pleading, “Let me enter in.” [Chorus] 3 O, it is my Saviour! Saw I not before All that bleeding sorrow, All that anguish sore? Saw I not the nail-prints, When his blood was shed? Saw I not the thorn-crown On his kingly head? [Chorus] 4 Thou shalt wait no longer In the gloom outside! Enter, O sweet Stranger, And with me abide! Long I sought thee, Saviour, Thou wast at my door! Now I bid thee welcome, Welcome evermore! [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [Who is this that waiteth]