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Lead Me, Blessed Jesus

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1. Lead me, blessed Jesus,
By thy guiding hand;
Should temptations cross my path,
Help me to withstand.
Make thy grace sufficient
Always sin to shun;
Closely walking with thee,
Till my course is run.

2. Take me, gracious Master,
By thy gentle hand,
May I seek to know thy will,
Yield to thy command.
Direct thou my pathway,
And should thorns infest,
Order all my footsteps,
Show me what is best.

3. Guide me, loving Saviour,
All my pilgrim way,
Keep my heart so near to thine
That I shall not stray.
Should the skies be lowering,
And distress allowed,
Let some silver lining
Tinge the gloomy cloud.

4. Come, thou dear Redeemer,
Claim me as thine own;
So control my daily life,
Make my heart thy throne.
Cleanse me by thy power,
That from sin set free,
I shall use my talents
Give my strength to thee.


Source: Carols of Hope: a compilation of select sacred songs for use in Sunday schools, praise and young people's services #135

Author: Chas. Collins

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Text Information

First Line: Lead me, blessed Jesus
Title: Lead Me, Blessed Jesus
Author: Chas. Collins
Copyright: Public Domain

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The Cyber Hymnal #12544
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