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Tenderly lead me, Saviour!

Author: John Ernest Bode Hymnal: SGGS1874 #32 (1874) First Line: O Jesus I have promised

Lo! thy Redeemer saith unto thee

Author: F. C. Hymnal: SGGS1874 #33 (1874) First Line: Troubled in spirit, broken in heart

Let us all live for God

Author: Mrs. V. A. Hymnal: SGGS1874 #34 (1874) First Line: Hark! a warning voice within

Precious Saviour, may I live

Author: Eliza Ann Walker Hymnal: SGGS1874 #35 (1874)

My faith grows brighter

Author: F. J. C. Hymnal: SGGS1874 #37 (1874) First Line: One blessed hour with Jesus

Author: S. H. R. Hymnal: SGGS1874 #38 (1874) First Line: O word, of words the sweetest! Refrain First Line: Come to me Lyrics: 1 O word, of words the sweetest! In which, by faith, I see All promise, all fulfilment Of God's great love for me. In sorrow or rejoicing, With doubt or terror nigh, I hear the "Come!" of Jesus, And to His cross I fly. Chorus: Come to me, Ye weary pilgrims, come; Come to me, O wand'ring sinner come. 2 Sometimes so far I've wandered, So lost I seem to be, That faintly, like an echo, I hear the "Come to Me." "Where art Thou, O Beloved?" Bewildered, sad, I cry; Then follow that sweet summons, Till at His feet I lie. [Chorus] 3 Oh! soul, why dost thou wander From such a loving Friend? Cling closer—closer to Him, And love Him to the end. Alas! I am so helpless, So very full of sin, Forever I am wandering And coming back again. [Chorus] 4 Oh! each time draw me nearer, That soon the "Come!" may be But as a gentle whisper, Because I'm close to Thee; Then, over sea or mountain, Far from or near my home, I'll take Thy hand and follow, Where thou dost bid me "Come!" [Chorus] Languages: English