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Words: Paul Rader, in The Tabernacle Hymns, edited by D. B. Towner and Arthur W. McKee (Chicago, Illinois: Tabernacle Publishing Co., circa 1916).
Music: Daniel Brink Towner |
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Let all the lost hear of Jesus,
Out in the darkness astray,
Go tell the world of the Shepherd,
Carry the news today.
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Tell out the wonderful story,
Tell of the love of the Savior,
Tell how He came from the glory,
Tell out the wonderful story.
Tell them that death has been vanquished,
Life is the gift of His grace;
Tell them the supper is ready,
Bid them to take their place.
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Let all your fears be forsaken;
Throw yourself into the fray;
Look, they are bound for perdition,
Show them the blood bought way.
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