John 1:36

• [Joh 1:36] Gentle Jesus, Meek And Mild

  Gentle Jesus, meek and mild, Look upon a little child; Pity my simplicity, Suffer me to come to Thee. Fain I would to Thee be brought, Dearest God, forbid it not; Give me, dearest God, a place In the kingdom of Thy grace Lamb of God, I look to Thee; Thou shalt my Example be; Thou art gentle, meek, and mild; Thou wast once a little child. Fain I would be as Thou art; Give me Thine obedient heart; Thou art pitiful and kind, Let me have Thy loving mind. Let me, above all, fulfill God my heav’nly Father’s will; Never His good Spirit grieve; Only to His glory live. Thou didst live to God alone; Thou didst never seek Thine own; Thou Thyself didst never please: God was all Thy happiness. Loving Jesus, gentle Lamb, In Thy gracious hands I am; Make me, Savior, what Thou art, Live Thyself within my heart. I shall then show forth Thy praise, Serve Thee all my happy days; Then the world shall always see Christ, the holy Child, in me.

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John 6:20

• [Joh 6:20] I Could Not Do Without Thee

  I could not do without Thee O Savior of the lost, Whose precious blood redeemed me At such tremendous cost. Thy righteousness, thy pardon Thy precious blood, must be My only hope and comfort, My glory and my plea. I could not do without Thee, I cannot stand alone, I have no strength or goodness, No wisdom of my own; But Thou, beloved Savior, Art all in all to me, And weakness will be power If leaning hard on Thee. I could not do without Thee, For, oh, the way is long, And I am often weary, And sigh replaces song: How could I do without Thee? I do not know the way; Thou knowest, and Thou leadest, And wilt not let me stray. I could not do without Thee, O Jesus, Savior dear; E’en when my eyes are holden, I know that Thou art near. How dreary and how lonely This changeful life would be, Without the sweet communion, The secret rest with Thee! I could not do without Thee; No other friend can read The spirit’s strange deep longings, Interpreting its need; No human heart could enter Each dim recess of mine, And soothe, and hush, and calm it, O blessèd Lord, but Thine. I could not do without Thee, For years are fleeting fast, And soon in solemn oneness The river must be passed; But Thou wilt never leave me, And though the waves roll high, I know Thou wilt be near me, And whisper, “It is I.”

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John 11:43

• [Joh 11:43] One Named Lazarus

  One named Lazarus was sick; his two sisters feared he’d die. So to Jesus they sent word, hoping He would soon come nigh. But when He received their word, two more days He did abide. He said, “This won’t end in death; rather, I’ll be glorified. This is for God’s glory great; through it I’ll be glorified.” Now when Jesus finally came, Laz’rus had been dead four days. Martha went to welcome Him, asking why He’d stayed away. She said, “Lord, if You’d been here, my dear brother still would live. But I know that even now, all you ask, God will now give. Though he’s dead, yet still I know, all You ask, God will now give.” “Resurrection and the life—I am both,” Jesus did say. “He who does believe in Me, he will live beyond the grave. He who lives, believes in Me, he will ne’er to death succumb.” Martha said, “You are the Christ; You’re the One who was to come. You’re the Christ, the Son of God; You’re the One Who was to come.” Martha then her sister called; Mary went to meet the Lord. When she reached Him, knelt in tears, seeking comfort from His word. Jesus, deeply moved, did ask, “Where have you his body laid?” And He wept when He did see, for His love was very great. Jesus wept and shared their grief, for His love was very great. Jesus then approached the tomb. “Take away the stone,” He said. “But,” said Martha, “there’s a stench, for four days he has been dead.” Jesus said, “You now will see God’s great glory—just believe.” So they took away the stone, and he prayed, “May they believe; Father, thank You, You have heard; may they now in Me believe.” Jesus then did give command; in a loud voice He did say, “Laz’rus, come out of the tomb!” And the dead man did obey. Both his hands and feet were bound, and a cloth did hide his face. “Take the grave clothes; let him go,” Jesus said to those amazed. “Said I not, believe and see God’s great glory in this place?” Just as Jesus gave new life to a man when he was dead, He can do the same for all who believe what He has said. For we all in sin are dead; resurrection life we need. Jesus died and rose again, that we might from sin be freed. All who put their trust in Him will not die but live indeed.

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John 12:4

• [Joh 12:4] Once He Came In Blessing

  Once He came in blessing, All our ills redressing, Came in likeness lowly, Son of God most holy; Bore the cross to save us, Hope and freedom gave us. Still He comes within us, Still His voice would win us From the sins that hurt us; Would to truth convert us From our foolish errors, Ere He comes in terrors. Thus if Thou hast known Him, Not ashamed to own Him, Nor dost love Him coldly, But will trust Him boldly, He will now receive thee, Heal thee, and forgive thee. He who well endureth, Bright reward secureth; Come, then, O Lord Jesus, From our sins release us; Let us here confess Thee, Till in Heav’n we bless Thee.

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John 14:8

• [Joh 14:8] Our Savior Will Descend Again

  Our Savior will descend again, Earth’s buried millions raising; With Him will come a glorious train, Adoring Him and praising. Refrain Raise high the song that loud and long Before Him ceaseth never, Till, casting down each golden crown, We worship Him forever. And though these bodies lie in dust Before that glad appearing, Yet shall they stand among the just, Our Savior’s image wearing. Refrain What, though earth’s gath’ring tempests lower, And ages pass in sadness? Yet we may see that glorious hour, And hail the dawn with gladness. Refrain Then, safe at last, this blessèd throng, Set free from tribulation, Shall ever praise in holy song, The God of their salvation. Refrain

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