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O sinner, heed the Spirit’s voice,
Ere mercy’s day is past;
Oh, while He’s pleading
make thy choice,
This call may be His last.
Harken to the Spirit’s voice,
Calling still, calling still;
While He’s pleading
make thy choice,
Ere He’s gone, ere He’s gone.
Thy conscience,
once so keen to feel
That voice sent to reprove,
No more is stirred at God’s appeal
To seek His pard’ning love.
Harken to the Spirit’s voice,
Calling still, calling still;
While He’s pleading
make thy choice,
Ere He’s gone, ere He’s gone.
Remember, soul,
the hour draws nigh
When you will call in vain;
Ah, hopeless then will be thy cry,
Thy doom, eternal pain.
Harken to the Spirit’s voice,
Calling still, calling still;
While He’s pleading
make thy choice,
Ere He’s gone, ere He’s gone.
Then seek Him
while He may be found,
And call Him while He’s near,
Lest, slighted, grieved,
He leave thee bound,
And sealed in darkness drear.
Harken to the Spirit’s voice,
Calling still, calling still;
While He’s pleading
make thy choice,
Ere He’s gone, ere He’s gone.
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