Come unto jesus madilyn paige lyrics

Come unto Jesus
Ye heavy laden
Careworn and fainting
By sin oppressed
He'll safely guide you
Unto that haven
Where all who trust in
Him may rest

Come unto Jesus
He'll ever heed you
Though in the darkness
You've gone astray

His love will find you
And gently lead you
From darkest night
Into day

Come unto Jesus
From ev'ry nation
From ev'ry land
And isle of the sea
Unto the high
And lowly in station
Ever he calls
"Come unto me"

Come unto Jesus
Plead for his love

And know that angels
Are near you up above

Come unto Jesus
Ye heavy laden
Careworn and fainting
By sin oppressed
He'll safely guide you
Unto that haven
Where all who trust him
Where all who trust him
Where all who trust in
Him may rest

    Author: Orson Pratt Huish
    Composer: Varies by tune (see below)

    Languages (48)

    This song text has been indexed at SingPraises.net in the following languages:

    • Albanian: Te Jezusi t’Vini
    • American Sign Language: Come unto Jesus
    • Bulgarian: При Бог елате
    • Cebuano: Duol Kang Jesus
    • Chinese (Simplified): 来近主耶稣
    • Chinese (Traditional): 來近主耶穌
    • Chinese Pingyam (Romanized Cantonese): [Unknown title]
    • Chinese Pinyin (Romanized Mandarin): Lái jìn Zhǔ Yēsū
    • Croatian: Isusu dođi
    • Czech: K Ježíši kráčej
    • Danish: Kom kun til Herren
    • Dutch: O, komt tot Jezus
    • English: Come unto Jesus
    • English Braille: ⠠⠉⠕⠍⠑ ⠥⠝⠞⠕ ⠠⠚⠑⠎⠥⠎
    • Estonian: Sind kutsub Jeesus
    • Fijian: Bau Mai Vei Jisu
    • Finnish: Jeesuksen luokse
    • French: Venez à Jésus! Il vous appelle
    • French (French Polynesia): Haere Mai ia Iesu
    • German: Kommet zu Jesus
    • Hmong: Los Cuag Tswv Yexus
    • Hungarian: Jézushoz gyertek
    • Icelandic: Kom þú til Jesú
    • Indonesian: Datang ke Yesus
    • Italian: Venite a Cristo
    • Japanese: 主に来たれ
    • Japanese (Hiragana): 主に来たれ
    • Japanese (Kanji): 主に来たれ
    • Kekchi: Chalqex rikʼin li Kolonel
    • Khmer (Cambodian): មក​ឯ​ព្រះយេស៊ូវ
    • Korean: 예수께 오라
    • Latvian: Nāciet pie Jēzus!
    • Lithuanian: Eikit pas Jėzų
    • Norwegian: Kom kun til Herren
    • Polish: Pójdź do Jezusa
    • Portuguese: Vinde a Cristo
    • Romanian: Veniți la Isus
    • Russian: О, к Иисусу все приидите
    • Samoan: O Mai ia Iesu
    • Spanish: Venid a Cristo
    • Spanish Braille: ⠠⠧⠢⠊⠙ ⠁ ⠠⠉⠗⠊⠎⠞⠕
    • Swedish: Kommen till Herren
    • Tagalog: Magsipaglapit kay Jesucristo
    • Tahitian: Haere Mai ia Iesu
    • Thai: มาหาพระเยซู
    • Tongan: Haʻu Kia Sīsū
    • Ukrainian: Йдіть до Ісуса
    • Vietnamese: Hãy Đến Cùng Giê Su

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    Most common tunes for “Come unto Jesus”

    This chart shows the tunes that are paired with this text most frequently, in hymnbooks and other collections published by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. If the text appears with the same tune in multiple editions or translations of the same hymnbook, it is only counted once.


    Appearances of “Come unto Jesus” over time

    This timeline shows which tunes have been used with this text over time, in hymnbooks and other collections published by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

    Representative lyrics

    English (Original Language)

    1. Come unto Jesus, ye heavy laden, Careworn and fainting, by sin oppressed. He’ll safely guide you unto that haven Where all who trust him may rest.

    2. Come unto Jesus; He’ll ever heed you, Though in the darkness you’ve gone astray. His love will find you and gently lead you From darkest night into day.

    3. Come unto Jesus; He’ll surely hear you, If you in meekness plead for his love. Oh, know you not that angels are near you From brightest mansions above?

    4. Come unto Jesus from ev’ry nation, From ev’ry land and isle of the sea. Unto the high and lowly in station, Ever he calls, “Come to me.”

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    What does it mean to come unto God?

    To come unto him is explained as believing on his name (that is, faith; see 3 Ne. 9:17, 20) and offering for a sacrifice unto him “a broken heart and a contrite spirit” (or repentance; 3 Ne. 9:20, 22). Christ promises those who do this that he will baptize them “with fire and with the Holy Ghost.” (3 Ne. 9:20.)

    Is madilyn Paige LDS?

    “Madilyn Paige” includes six original songs and a remix of “Irreplaceable,” all written or co-written by Paige, who is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

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