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Only A Step to the Savior

Representative Text

1 Only a step to the Savior,
Sinners, why tarry so long?
Only a step; He is waiting,
Come join the glorified throng.

Refrain:
Only a step, only a step,
Only a step to the crucified One;
Only a step to God’s only Son,
Only a step to Jesus.

2 Only a step; will you take it,
Out of the darkness to light?
Angels will carry the tidings,
If you receive Him tonight. [Refrain]

3 Only a step; come and take it,
Pillow your head on His breast;
He will, if only you’ll trust Him,
Give you sweet rest, happy rest. [Refrain]

4 Only a step; He is calling,
"Prodigal children, come home."
Why will you tarry in darkness?
In Heav’n there’s rest and there’s room. [Refrain]

Source: The Cyber Hymnal #12772

Author: Mrs. B. B. Funk

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Text Information

First Line: Only a step to the Savior
Title: Only A Step to the Savior
Author: Mrs. B. B. Funk
Source: Celestial Songs by B. B. Funk (Athen, MI: B. B. Funk, 1890)
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Only a step, only a step
Copyright: Public Domain

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