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There's a Work for Each of Us Now

Our Master has taken His journey

Tune: [Our master has taken His journey]
Published in 11 hymnals

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Representative Text

1. Our master has taken His journey
To a country that’s far away,
And has left us the care of the vineyard,
To work for Him day by day.

Refrain
There’s a work for me and a work for you,
Something for each of us now to do,
Yes, a work for me and a work for you,
Something for each of us now to do.

2. In this little while, doth it matter,
As we work, and we watch, and we wait;
If we’re filling the place He assigns us,
Be its service small or great. [Refrain]

3. There’s only one thing should concern us,
To find just the task that is ours;
And then, having found it, to do it
With all of our God-giv’n pow’rs. [Refrain]

4. Our master is coming most surely,
To reckon with every one;
Shall we then count our toil or our sorrow,
If His sentence be, Well done? [Refrain]

Source: The Cyber Hymnal #6626

Text Information

First Line: Our Master has taken His journey
Title: There's a Work for Each of Us Now
Language: English
Refrain First Line: There's a work for me and a work for you
Copyright: Public Domain

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The Cyber Hymnal #6626
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The Cyber Hymnal #6626

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