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Let's Be True to Jesus

Let's be true to Jesus, though a thousand voices from the world may call

Author: Annabelle McGuill
Tune: [Let's be true to Jesus, though a thousand voices from the world may call]
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Let’s be true to Jesus, tho’ a thousand voices from the world may call;
‘Twas He who died to save us, and demands our life, our loyalty, our all.
Since we’ll walk and talk with Him when our life on earth is o’er,
Let us labor now to point the sinner to the open door.
Let’s be true to Jesus, and we’ll reap eternal blessing by and by.

Source: The King's Songs #150

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Author: Annabelle McGuill

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First Line: Let's be true to Jesus, though a thousand voices from the world may call
Title: Let's Be True to Jesus
Author: Annabelle McGuill
Language: English
Publication Date: 1939
Copyright: This text may still be under copyright because it was published in 1939.
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The King's Songs #150

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