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Hast Thou No Part to Bear?

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1 Hast thou no part to bear
For him who bore thy shame,
Who weighs thy ev’ry care,
And calls thee by his name?

Refrain:
O yes, I clasp the cross,
And bear it in his sight;
I ne’er shall suffer loss,
For grace shall make it light.

2 Hast thou no life to give
For him who died for thee?
Shall self before him live,
In view of Calvary? [Refrain]

3 Hast thou no work to do
For him whose hands have wrought
A robe that’s ever new,
And raiment white hath bought? [Refrain]

4 Tho’ day with thee be brief,
Has Christ on thee no claim?
Wilt thou not bring one sheaf
To glorify his name? [Refrain]

Source: Pearls of Praise #94

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Author: Mrs. E. C. Ellsworth

Late 19th Century Go to person page >

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Text Information

First Line: Hast thou no part to bear
Title: Hast Thou No Part to Bear?
Author: Mrs. E. C. Ellsworth
Language: English
Refrain First Line: O yes, I clasp the cross
Publication Date: 1893
Copyright: Public Domain
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