| Song | Go Work In My Vineyard |
| Album | Most Popular Gospel Songs – Letter G |
| Genre | Contemporary Christian Music |
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| Tags | Go Work In My Vineyard |
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“Go Work In My Vineyard,” There’s Plenty To Do;
The Harvest Is Great And The Laborers Are Few;
There’s Weeding And Fencing, And Clearing Of Roots,
And Plowing, And Sowing, And Gathering Of Fruits.
There Are Foxes To Take, There Are Wolves To Destroy,
All Ages And Ranks I Can Fully Employ;
I’ve Sheep To Be Tended, And Lambs To Be Fed;
The Lost Must Be Gathered, The Weary Ones Led.
Go Work, Go Work, Go Work In My Vineyard; There’s Plenty To Do;
Go Work, Go Work, The Harvest Is Great, And The Laborers Are Few.
“Go Work In My Vineyard”; I Claim Thee As Mine;
With Blood Did I Buy Thee And All That Is Thine
Thy Time And Thy Talents, Thy Loftiest Powers,
Thy Warmest Affections, Thy Sunniest Hours.
I Willingly Yielded My Kingdom For Thee,
The Song Of Archangels To Hang On The Tree,
In Pain And Temptation, In Anguish And Shame,
I Paid Thy Full Ransom; My Purchase I Claim
“Go Work In My Vineyard”; Oh, Work While ‘Tis Day!
The Bright Hours Of Sunshine Are Hastening Away,
And Night’s Gloomy Shadows Are Gathering Fast;
The Time For Our Labor Will Ever Be Past.
Begin In The Morning And Toil All The Day;
Thy Strength I’ll Supply, And Thy Wages I’ll Pay;
And Blessed, Thrice Blessed, The Diligent Few,
Who Finish The Labor I’ve Given Them To Do.
