140. Callest Thou?

1 Callest Thou thus, oh Master?
Callest Thou thus to me?
Weary and heavy laden,
Longing to come to Thee,
Out in the lonely darkness
Thy dear voice sounds so sweet,
I am not worthy Master, oh no,
Not worthy to kiss Thy feet.

2 Comest Thou thus, oh Master?
Comest Thou thus to me?
Untrimm'd, my lamp, and dying,
And house not meet for Thee,
Thou art so great and holy,
I am by sin undone,
I am not worthy Master, oh no,
Not worthy that Thou should'st come.

3 "Child," said the gracious Master,
With voice divinely sweet,
I only ask a welcome;
Rest, for my weary feet!
Come o'er my lowly threshold,
Dark, and defiled by sin,
Tho' all unworthy Master, oh come,
I pray Thee, come, enter in.

Text Information
First Line: Callest Thou thus, oh Master?
Title: Callest Thou?
Author: Helen Marion Burnside
Language: English
Publication Date: 1898
Topic: Consecration
Tune Information
Name: [Callest Thou thus, oh Master?]
Composer: Geo. C. Hugg
Key: B♭ Major



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