Acts 1:4-10

• [Act 1:8] Go!

  Down from the glories of Heaven, Down to the world of woe; When there was no eye to pity, Jesus said, “I will go.” Refrain Go, go, go, go, Leave what He asks you to leave; Pray for your part in the harvest, Give what He asks you to give. Out in the dark they are dying, For them His life He gave; Go, tell the lost of salvation, Give them a chance to live. Refrain “Uttermost part” is His order, Dare any answer no? What will you do when you meet Him, If you refuse to go? Refrain

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• [Act 1:8] I’ll Be A Voice

  I’ll be a voice for the Master, Speaking for Jesus today; Guiding the souls He is seeking, Into the beautiful way. Refrain I’ll be a voice! I’ll be a voice! Teaching the truth and the way; I’ll be a voice! I’ll be a voice! Speaking for Jesus today. I’ll be a voice to the wand’rer, Though far away he may roam; Telling love’s welcome is waiting, Guiding the prodigal home. Refrain I’ll be a voice for the Master, Unto the sad and oppressed; Guiding the feet of the weary Unto His haven of rest. Refrain

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• [Act 1:8] Ye Shall Be My Witnesses

  “Ye shall be My witnesses,” was Jesus’ last command, To every kindred tongue and tribe, in every clime and land; Go, tell them of our Christ and say His kingdom is at hand, Refrain Who will go and witness for Jesus? Tell it out, tell it out, the blessèd Gospel sound, Tell it out, tell it out, the news the world around, Till the Name of Jesus has been heard wherever man is found, Who will go and witness for Jesus? Jesus has commissioned you and me to go or send, A messenger in His dear Name, His glorious cross defend; And He has promised to be with us, even to the end, Refrain God has said be of good courage, neither be afraid, Though mountains seem to hedge the way, He says be undismayed; For Jesus is our Captain and will always be our aid, Refrain Hear the suff’ring millions crying for the living Bread, When Christ was here His words were, “Let the multitudes be fed.” Then haste wherever man is found, for all His blood was shed, Refrain

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• [Act 1:9] He Is Gone, A Cloud Of Light

  He is gone—a cloud of light Has received Him from our sight; High in Heav’n, where eye of men Follows not, nor angels’ ken; Through the veils of time and space, Passed into the holiest place; All the toil, the sorrow done, All the battle fought and won. He is gone—and we remain In this world of sin and pain: In the void which He has left On this earth, of Him bereft. We have still His work to do, We can still His path pursue; Seek Him both in friend and foe, In ourselves His image show. He is gone—we heard Him say, “Good that I should go away,” Gone is that dear form and face, But not gone His present grace; Though Himself no more we see, Comfortless we cannot be: No, His Spirit still is ours, Quickening, freshening all ours powers. He is gone—towards their goal World and church must onward roll; Far behind we leave the past; Forward are our glances cast: Still His words before us range Through the ages as they change: Wheresoe’er the truth shall lead, He will give whate’er we need. He is gone—but we once more Shall behold Him as before; In the heaven of heavens the same, As on earth He went and came; In the many mansions there, Place for us He will prepare; In that world unseen, unknown, He and we shall yet be one. He is gone—but not in vain, Wait until He comes again: He is risen, He is not here, Far above this earthly sphere; Evermore in heart and mind There our peace in Him we find: To our own eternal Friend, Thitherward let us ascend.

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