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Jesus loves you true

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1 Jesus loves you true!
Keep the thought with you.
Like the trees in springtime glory,
Let your heart burst with the story
Of His love for you;
Let your heart be true.

2 He is seeking me,
He is seeking thee!
Let your heart respond within thee,
Let Him kindle longing in me.
While He's seeking you,
Let Him find me too.

3 Jesus calls to thee,
Jesus calls to me!
Let His calling draw you near Him;
I will follow, to endear Him,
As He calls to thee:
Follow, follow Me!

4 Jesus patiently
Takes the blame for me!
Ought I not, repentant feeling,
Weeping, at His feet be kneeling?
Yes, He bears the blame
Gladly in my name.

Source: The Amana Church Hymnal #108

Author: Christian Metz

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Translator: Erna N. Fels

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Text Information

First Line: Jesus loves you true
Author: Christian Metz
Translator: Erna N. Fels
Language: English
Publication Date: 1992
Copyright: This text may still be under copyright because it was published in 1992.

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The Amana Church Hymnal #108

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