let the Mas­ter in.

We found "let the Mas­ter in." used in 2 sacred songs, each carrying a unique message of faith.

“let the Mas­ter in.”· 2 hymns found
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Shun the world’s al­lure­ments; leave the ways of sin;
For the heart will be bright with a heav’n­ly light

let the Mas­ter in.

Give your heart to Je­sus, lay it at His feet;
Then He spread a feast of re­deem­ing love,

Give Your Heart to Jesus (Haskell)

Composer: George Haskell, 1913
Hymn 1

...Shun the world’s al­lure­ments; leave the ways of sin;

Heed the Guest that’s knock­ing, let the Mas­ter in.

Give your heart to Je­sus, lay it at His feet;...

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Shun the world’s al­lure­ments; leave the ways of sin;

Heed the Guest that’s knock­ing, let the Mas­ter in.

Give your heart to Je­sus, lay it at His feet;

Give Your Heart to Jesus (Haskell)

Let the Master In

Lyricist: Sylvanus Phelps, 1871
Composer: Robert Lowry
Hymn 2

...For the heart will be bright with a heav’n­ly light

When you let the Mas­ter in.

Then He spread a feast of re­deem­ing love,...

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For the heart will be bright with a heav’n­ly light

When you let the Mas­ter in.

Then He spread a feast of re­deem­ing love,

Let the Master In

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