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1 Earth’s ten thousand voices daily rise and fall;
But there’s one within me Clearer than them all.
’Tis the voice of Jesus; And I do not know
When its tones first sounded, ’Tis so long ago.
2 As the days of childhood happily have sped,
Oft the voice has thrilled me: follow Me! it said.
Either in the accents pf authority,
Or of love sore wounded, as from Calvary.
3 Speak, Thy servant heareth; speak whate’er Thou wilt;
Let me know Thy mercy; let me know my guilt.
Conquer my perverseness; cure me of delay;
Save me, Lord and Savior, save—this very day.
Source: The Cyber Hymnal #9909
First Line: | Earth's ten thousand voices |
Author: | Walter Hawkins |
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The Cyber Hymnal #9909 | Earth's Ten Thousand Voices | Earth’s ten thousand voices daily rise and fall | SKARA BRAE | Walter Hawkins | 11.11.11.11 | <cite>Alleluia</cite> by Franklin L. Sheppard (Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of Publicaiton, 1915) | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |