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Come to the Saviour Make No Delay Lyrics and Music

The uplifting words and lyrics of the beloved hymn begin with "Come to the Savior, make no delay; Here in His Word He has shown us the way" as the first line of the hymn. Both the lyrics and the music of the "Come to the Saviour Make No Delay" hymn were written by its American author and composer, George Frederick Root. The writer and composer, George Frederick Root, was born on August 30, 1820 and died on August 6, 1895. George Frederick Root was born in Sheffield, Massachusetts, United States and became famous as a composer and musician. We have placed "Come to the Saviour Make No Delay" in the category of Favorite Songs. Enjoy the uplifting lyrics of this popular Christian song and traditional church hymn.

Come to the Saviour Make No Delay Hymn
Title: Come to the Saviour Make No Delay *** Name of Writer and Composer: George Frederick Root *** Hymns Category: Favorite Songs

Information about the Hymn Title of Hymn: Come to the Saviour Make No Delay Author of Lyrics (Hymnist): George Frederick Root (August 30, 1820 to August 6, 1895) Nationality of Author: American Translator of the Hymn lyrics: N/A Hymn written in English Name of Composer of Music: George Frederick Root Hymn Category: Favorite Songs First Line of Hymn: "Come to the Savior, make no delay; Here in His Word He has shown us the way" First Publication Date: 1870

Come to the Saviour Make No Delay Lyrics Come to the Savior, make no delay; Here in His Word He has shown us the way; Here in our midst He's standing today, Tenderly saying, "Come!" Refrain Joyful, joyful will the meeting be, When from sin our hearts are pure and free; And we shall gather, Savior, with Thee, In our eternal home. "Suffer the children!" oh, hear His voice! Let ev'ry heart leap forth and rejoice; And let us freely make Him our choice; Do not delay, but come. Refrain Think once again, He's with us today; Heed now His blest command, and obey; Hear now His accents tenderly say, "Will you, My children, come?" Refrain