English poem
Hymn XVI. Another
by Anonymous
Come Sinners, to the gospel Feast, Let ev'ry Soul be Jesus' Guest; Ye need not one be left behind, For God hath bidden all Mankind.
"Have me excus'd," why will you say? From Health, and Life, and Liberty; From all that is in Jesus given, From Pardon, Holiness, and Heaven.
Come then ye Souls by Sin opprest, Ye weary wanderers after Rest: Ye Poor and Maimed, Halt and Blind, In Christ an hearty Welcome find.
See him set forth before your Eyes, Behold the bleeding Sacrifice; His offer'd Love let all embrace, And freely now be sav'd by Grace.
Ye who believe his Record true, Shall sup with him, and he with you: Come to the Feast, be sav'd from Sin, For Jesus waits, to take you in.
This is the Time, no more Delay, This is the glorious gospel Day; Come in this Moment at his Call, And live to him, who dy'd for all.
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- HYMN XVI. Heaven invisible and holy, 1 Cor. ii.9, 10. Rev. xxi.27
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- HYMN XVIII. Conviction of sin by the law, Ro. vii, 8, &c