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102. Let Him In.

There’s a stranger at the door,
Let………………………him in
(Let the Saviour in, Let the Saviour in,)
He has been there before, Let………………
(Let the Saviour in, Let the Saviour in;)
Let him in, ere he is gone;
Let him in, the Holy One;
Jesus Christ, the Father’s Son,
Let………………………..him in.
(Let the Saviour in, Let the Saviour in.)

Open now to him your heart,
Let………………………….him in;
(Let the Savior in, Let the Saviour in;)
If you wait he will depart,
Let………………………….him in;
(Let the Saviour in, Let the Saviour in.)
Let him in, he is your friend,
And your soul he will defend;
He will keep you to the end,
Let……………………………him in.
(Let the Saviour in, Let the Saviour in.)

Hear you now his pleading voice,
Let………………………..him in
(Let the Saviour in, Let the Saviour in)
Now, O now make him your choice,
Let………………………him in.
(Let the Saviour in , Let the Saviour in)
He is standing at your door, Joy to you he will restore,
And his name you will adore,
Let…………………………….him in.
(Let the Saviour in, Let the Saviour in.)

Now admit the heavenly guest,
Let…………………………….him in;
(Let the Saviour in, Let the Saviour in)
He will make for you a feast,
Let……………………………..him in.
(Let the Saviour in, Let the Saviour in.)
He will speak your sins forgiv’n,
And when earth-ties all are riv’n;
He will take you home to heav’n,
Let…………………………….him in.
(Let the Saviour in, Let the Saviour in)

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Hymnal: Christ in Song

Search name: Christ in Song

Language: English

Hymn number: 102

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