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Come To-day

Author: R. L. B. Appears in 15 hymnals Matching Instances: 15 First Line: Do you hear the Savior's voice so sweetly calling Refrain First Line: Listen to His loving voice so sweetly calling Lyrics: 1 Do you hear the Savior’s voice so sweetly calling, Come today, come today; He will wipe the tear-drops now so swiftly falling, All away, all away. Come to Him now with all your sorrow, No longer turn from Him away. Refrain: Listen to His loving voice so sweetly calling, “Come today, come today.” 2 If you trust Him He will take away your sorrow, Day by day, day by day; And in safety lead you to that bright tomorrow, All the way, all the way. His arms are open to receive you; From sin and darkness turn away. [Refrain] 3 He alone can give you pardon and salvation, Full and free, full and free; “Whosoever,” is the blessed invitation, “Come to me, come to me,” Then wait no longer, night is falling, “Too late, too late,” He soon may say. [Refrain] Used With Tune: [Do you hear the Savior's voice so sweetly calling]
Come To-day

¡Ven a El, Ven a El!

Author: V. Mendoza Appears in 9 hymnals Matching Instances: 8 First Line: ¿De Jesús no escuchas tierno llamamiento Refrain First Line: Te llama con un tierno acento Scripture: Matthew 18:11-14 Used With Tune: [¿De Jesús no escuchas tierno llamamiento]
¡Ven a El, Ven a El!

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