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Hymns Supplied Through the Gracious Generosity
of the Cyber Hymnal Website
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Words: William Charles Poole, circa 1915.
Music: Bentley DeForest Ackley |
Have you prayed all night, till the break of day,
And the morning light drove the dark away?
Did you linger there, till the morning dew,
In prevailing prayer, did you pray it through?
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Did you pray till the answer came,
Did you plead in the Savior's Name?
Have you prayed all night till the morning light,
Did you pray till the answer came?
Did you pray it through, till the answer came?
There's a promise true for your faith to claim,
At the place of prayer, Jesus waits for you,
Did you meet Him there, did you pray it through?
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As the Master prayed in the garden lone,
Let your prayer be made to the Father's throne,
If you seek His will, He will answer you,
Are you trusting still, have you prayed it through?
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