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Oh geek the gra-eious Saviour's throne, There may thy trembling spi- rit hide,

He waits this hour He waits this hour

to wel-come thee.

to wel-come thee.

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Come, as thou

Thou oft hast made

art, He calls thee near,

re-solves and vows, While vain-ly strug-gling

With all thy sin

to be free;

and sor- row flee;

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Now, come to Je- sus, Lo, He Hespeaks! Oh why 8 ansious fear?

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3. Thy sins—HeIl freely all forgive; Thy worthlessnesstis all thy plea; Thy death— His word will bid thee live: He waits this hour to weleome thee. He waits His love has waited long, Oh, bow at once that bending knee; Come now, and learn Salvations song, He waits this hour to velcome thee.

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And make thee what thou ought St to And wilt thou slight so kind a callꝰ

He waits this hour to welcome thee. He waits—but will not always wait,

Oh, trifle not with His decree, To-morrow's hour may be too late,

He waits α8 hour to welcome thee.