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Accept the Savior Now

Representative Text

1 Would you know your sins forgiv’n?
Accept the Saviour now;
Would you know the joys of heav’n?
Accept the Saviour now.

Refrain:
Accept the Saviour now,
Accept the Saviour now;
He’ll save from sin, O turn to him,
Accept the Saviour now.

2 Would you know the peace of God?
Accept the Saviour now;
And be washed in Jesus’ blood?
Accept the Saviour now. [Refrain]

3 Would you rest your weary soul?
Accept the Saviour now;
And from all your sins be whole?
Accept the Saviour now. [Refrain]

4 Would you enter mercy’s gate?
Accept the Saviour now;
And be saved ere it’s too late?
Accept the Saviour now. [Refrain]

Source: New Songs of the Gospel No. 2: for use in religious meetings #78

Author: F. L. Snyder

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Text Information

First Line: Would you know your sins forgiven?
Title: Accept the Savior Now
Author: F. L. Snyder
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Accept the Savior now
Copyright: Public Domain

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