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18. Fix Your Thoughts on Jesus

1 Fix your thoughts on Jesus,
While life is fair and bright,
It will bring you comfort,
And guide you to the right.
Fix your thoughts on Jesus;
Oh, worthy theme is he!
From earth's vain wish and low desire
Your soul will be free.

2 Fix your heart on Jesus;
Your best affections give
To the crucified One,
Who died that you might live,
Fix your thoughts on Jesus;
Oh, worthy theme is he!
From earth's vain wish and low desire
Your soul will be free.

3 Trust your all to Jesus,
He hath the pow'r to keep;
He will guide to heaven,
Tho' roads be rough and steep.
Fix your thoughts on Jesus;
Oh, worthy theme is he!
From earth's vain wish and low desire
Your soul will be free.

4 Thinking, speaking, doing,
So by our lives to show
That we live for Jesus,
And labor here below.
Fix your thoughts on Jesus;
Oh, worthy theme is he!
From earth's vain wish and low desire
Your soul will be free.

Text Information
First Line: Fix your thoughts on Jesus
Title: Fix Your Thoughts on Jesus
Author: Minnie B. Lowry
Refrain First Line: Fix your thoughts on Jesus
Language: English
Publication Date: 1892
Copyright: Copyright, 1890, by John J. Hood
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Fix your thoughts on Jesus]
Composer: J. E. Hall
Key: G Major or modal
Notes: Public Domain.



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