| Song | I Go The Poor My Poor |
| Album | Pentecostal And Apostolic Hymns 2 |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
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| Tags | I Go The Poor My Poor |
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I Go The Poor My Poor Are With You Still,
And Ye May Help Them When And As Ye Will
Such Was The Legacy Incarnate Love
Bequeath’d His Own Before He Soar’d Above
Not Gold Or Jewels, But His Poor To Claim
Our Succour For The Sake Of His Dear Name
No Weary Burden, But A Rich Bequest,
Whereby Who Blesses Is Himself Twice Bless’d
Is It Not Ours Today? Are Not The Poor,
The Hungry And The Naked, At Our Door?
And Do Not Still The Moans Of Anguish Rise,
By Day And Night From Sufferers To The Skies?
The Wounded Soul, The Broken Heart’s Distress;
Tears Of The Widow And The Fatherless?
And He, Who Gave Himself For All, Has Given
To Us His Servants Of The Balm Of Heaven
None Are So Poor But Have Some Love To Shower
On Poorer Than Themselves, And This Is Power
This Is The Worship Pure And Undefined
The Father Claims Of Every Heaven-Born Child
