The Sav­ior call­eth

The phrase "The Sav­ior call­eth" resonates through 4 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

The Sav­ior call­eth· 4 hymns found
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O come to Me, O come to Me,
He of­fers you to­day!
Still un­blest, if un­for­giv­en—
Wait no long­er, doubt­ing, fear­ing,

The Sav­ior call­eth

Ye hea­vy lad­en, come to Me,
Why will ye go away?
end
Weary, sin-sick, hea­vy laden,

O Come to Me

lyricist: J. Clark, 1889
Composer: John Lowe, 1904
Hymn 1

...O come to Me, O come to Me,

The Sav­ior call­eth, Come to Me;

Ye hea­vy lad­en, come to Me,...

HymnC

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O come to Me, O come to Me,

The Sav­ior call­eth, Come to Me;

Ye hea­vy lad­en, come to Me,

O Come to Me

Take the Water of Life

lyricist: Julia Johnston, 1899
Composer: Daniel Towner
Hymn 2

...He of­fers you to­day!

For still the Sav­ior call­eth,

Why will ye go away?...

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He of­fers you to­day!

For still the Sav­ior call­eth,

Why will ye go away?

Take the Water of Life

See the Blessèd Savior Dying

lyricist: Albert Midlane, 1860
Composer: 15th Century French
Hymn 3

...Still un­blest, if un­for­giv­en—

Come! the Sav­ior call­eth thee.

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Still un­blest, if un­for­giv­en—

Come! the Sav­ior call­eth thee.

end

See the Blessèd Savior Dying

Come to Me (Kenning)

Composer: Henry Kenning, 1904
Hymn 4

...Wait no long­er, doubt­ing, fear­ing,

Hark! the Sav­ior call­eth thee,

Weary, sin-sick, hea­vy laden,...

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Wait no long­er, doubt­ing, fear­ing,

Hark! the Sav­ior call­eth thee,

Weary, sin-sick, hea­vy laden,

Come to Me (Kenning)

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