Glory Hallaluiah

Hymns designed for the use of the Second Advent Band (1843), printed pp. 8–9 (PDF 12–13). Words only: the hymnal prints no music.

Is there any body here like weeping Mary,
Call to my Jesus and he'll draw nigh.

*Chorus.*
O sing glory, glory, hallaluiah,
Glory be to God on high.

Is there any body here like sinking Peter,
Call on my Jesus and he'll draw nigh, &c.

Is there any body here like blind Bartimeus
Call on my Jesus and he'll draw nigh, &c.

Is there any body here like faithless Thomas;
Call on my Jesus and he'll draw nigh, &c.

Is there any body here like Saul of Tarsus,
Call on my Jesus and he'll draw nigh, &c.

Is there any body here that feel they are sinners,
Call on my Jesus and he'll draw nigh, &c.

Is there any body here that wants salvation,
Call on my Jesus and he'll draw nigh, &c

Is there any body here a poor backslider,
Call on my Jesus and he'll draw nigh, &c.

Is there any body here who feels the glory,
Sing, and shout, and cry aloud, &c.

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*Millennial Harp (1843):* Not in the Millennial Harp (1843) (searched: «body here», «weeping Mary», «Call on my Jesus», «Saul of Tarsus»).