Perishing Souls at Stake Daniel S. Warner, 1885 copyright status is Public Domain Subjects: Missionary, Exhortation Scripture: Matthew 18:14; 9:38; Luke 10:2 Perishing Souls at Stake [.xml] Andrew L. Byers, pub.1893 copyright status is Public Domain Key: G Meter: 8.8.8.8.9.7.9.8.8.8 Learn about music formats... view sheet music [.pdf] [.sib] play midi [.mid] This song in other languages: .pdf Deutsch (German) .pdf Pусский (Russian)	Perishing souls at stake today! Says the banner of Christ unfurled; Pleading in love for help to save Blood-bought sinners all o’er the world. Refrain: Perishing souls at stake, my brother, What is all this world beside? Perishing souls at stake, my brother, For whom the blessed Savior died; Perishing souls, perishing souls, Oh, who will help to save the lost? Perishing souls at stake we see, Yet the Savior has died for all; Go and invite them earnestly, Some will surely obey the call. Perishing souls at stake today, There’s a famine in all the land; Many are dying for the bread Freely given by Jesus’ hand. Perishing souls at stake, go tell What the Savior has done for you; How He redeemed thy soul from hell, And is able to save them, too. Perishing souls at stake we know, Oh, do pity the sinner’s fate! Brother and sister, will you go, Give them warning before too late. Perishing souls at stake today, Can you tarry for earthly dross? Fly to the rescue, don’t delay, Bring the needy to Jesus’ cross. [This] song was suggested to our mind by a solemn vision given to Brother C. Ogan, of Latty, Ohio, on the night previous to September 19 [1885]. He saw Christ displaying a banner upon which was written these words: “Perishing Souls at Stake.” That day we had a very solemn meeting at Jerry City, Ohio. The Spirit of God was present, making imperative calls for workers in the vineyard. Our soul was burdened with an awful sense of perishing souls at stake. All hearts were melted before the Lord. A number acknowledged the solemn commission. Dear Brother Ogan was one of them, relating this solemn and beautiful vision. —quoted in Birth of a Reformation

Perishing Souls at Stake

Daniel S. Warner, 1885

Subjects: Missionary, Exhortation

Scripture: Matthew 18:14; 9:38; Luke 10:2

Perishing Souls at Stake [.xml]

Andrew L. Byers, pub.1893

Key: G

Meter: 8.8.8.8.9.7.9.8.8.8

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Perishing souls at stake today!
Says the banner of Christ unfurled;
Pleading in love for help to save
Blood-bought sinners all o’er the world.
- Refrain:
  Perishing souls at stake, my brother,
  What is all this world beside?
  Perishing souls at stake, my brother,
  For whom the blessed Savior died;
  Perishing souls, perishing souls,
  Oh, who will help to save the lost?
Perishing souls at stake we see,
Yet the Savior has died for all;
Go and invite them earnestly,
Some will surely obey the call.
Perishing souls at stake today,
There’s a famine in all the land;
Many are dying for the bread
Freely given by Jesus’ hand.
Perishing souls at stake, go tell
What the Savior has done for you;
How He redeemed thy soul from hell,
And is able to save them, too.
Perishing souls at stake we know,
Oh, do pity the sinner’s fate!
Brother and sister, will you go,
Give them warning before too late.
Perishing souls at stake today,
Can you tarry for earthly dross?
Fly to the rescue, don’t delay,
Bring the needy to Jesus’ cross.

[This] song was suggested to our mind by a solemn vision given to Brother C. Ogan, of Latty, Ohio, on the night previous to September 19 [1885]. He saw Christ displaying a banner upon which was written these words: “Perishing Souls at Stake.” That day we had a very solemn meeting at Jerry City, Ohio. The Spirit of God was present, making imperative calls for workers in the vineyard. Our soul was burdened with an awful sense of perishing souls at stake. All hearts were melted before the Lord. A number acknowledged the solemn commission. Dear Brother Ogan was one of them, relating this solemn and beautiful vision.

—quoted in Birth of a Reformation