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The Spirit is waiting invite him today

Representative Text

1 The Spirit is waiting, invite Him today,
To enter thy heart and abide there alway;
Believe Him, receive Him, thy dear loving guest,
Thy promise and portion, thy blessing and rest.

Refrain:
The Spirit is waiting, the Spirit is waiting,
Receive Him, believe Him, thy dear loving guest.

2 Secure in His keeping thy heart shall rejoice;
He calls thee and woos thee, Oh, make Him thy choice;
Believe Him, receive Him, thy treasure loved best,
The Comforter waiteth, thy blessing and rest. [Refrain]

3 The joy of the morning receive in thy heart,
He longeth to enter and no more depart;
He knows thee and loves thee, oh, leave thy request,
And wait for His fullness of blessing and rest. [Refrain]

Source: The Cyber Hymnal #12270

Author: Dwight Williams

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Text Information

First Line: The Spirit is waiting invite him today
Author: Dwight Williams
Copyright: Public Domain

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The Cyber Hymnal #12270
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