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Look to Jesus

Representative Text

1 Look to Jesus when in danger,
There are storms upon life’s sea,
And though rough may seem the billows,
He will ever with you be.

Refrain:
Oh, look to Him when clouds appear,
No storm can harm when He is near;
Oh, look to Him where’er you roam,
He’ll lead you safely to your home.

2 Look to Jesus, He will save you
Though you’ve drifted far away,
He will gladly come to meet you,
And will keep you near each day. [Refrain]

3 Look to Jesus, for He loves you,
Ever look to Him in prayer,
He will guide you o’er life’s ocean,
He will lighten ev’ry care. [Refrain]

Source: Sunshine No. 2: songs for the Sunday school #61

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Author: Sallie K. Best

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Text Information

First Line: Look to Jesus, when in danger
Title: Look to Jesus
Author: Sallie K. Best
Language: English
Refrain First Line: O look to Him when clouds appear
Copyright: Public Domain
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Inspiring Songs No. 1 #92

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Sunshine No. 2 #61

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