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1
When Christ of old with healing pow’r Went forth through all the suffering land, His word so oft was wont to be, “Stretch forth thy hand, stretch forth thy hand!” And though the palsied arm might shrink And tremble at the strange command, The healing touch was only felt While stretching forth the withered hand.
GWhen
Christ of old with
C
healing
G
pow'r
Went forth through
C
all
the
G
suffering
D
land,
His
D7
word
so
G
oft
was
C
wont
to
G
be,
"Stretch
D7
forth
thy
G
hand,
stretch forth
D7
thy
G
hand!"
And though the
D
palsied
D7
arm
might
G
shrink
And tremble
A
at
the strange
A7com
D
mand,
The
D7
healing
G
touch
was only
C
felt
While
Am
stretching
G
forth
the
with
D7
ered
G
hand.
O suffering one, stretch forth your hand, Upon His promise take your stand. At His command stretch forth your hand, And Christ shall make you whole.
GO
D7
suffering
G
one,
stretch
C
forth
your
G
hand,
Up
D
on
His
Em
promise
A7
take
your
D
stand.
At
D7
His
com
G
mand
stretch forth your
C
hand,
AmAnd
G
Christ
shall
D7
make
you
G
whole.
2
That changeless Christ is still as near And just as kind and strong to save; He came to lift our fallen race From sin and sickness and the grave. As in the days of Galilee, Disease still flees at His command; But ere His touch your frame can feel, You, too, must still stretch forth your hand.
That changeless Christ is still as near
And just as kind and strong to save;
He came to lift our fallen race
From sin and sickness and the grave.
As in the days of Galilee,
Disease still flees at His command;
But ere His touch your frame can feel,
You, too, must still stretch forth your hand.
GThat
changeless Christ is
C
still
as
G
near
And just as
C
kind
and
G
strong
to
D
save;
He
D7
came
to
G
lift
our
C
fallen
G
race
From
D7
sin
and
G
sickness
and
D7
the
G
grave.
As in the
D
days
of
D7 G
Galilee,
Disease still
A
flees
at His
A7 D
command;
But
D7
ere
His
G
touch
your frame can
C
feel,
You,
Am
too,
must
G
still
stretch forth
D7
your
G
hand.
O suffering one, stretch forth your hand, Upon His promise take your stand. At His command stretch forth your hand, And Christ shall make you whole.
GO
D7
suffering
G
one,
stretch
C
forth
your
G
hand,
Up
D
on
His
Em
promise
A7
take
your
D
stand.
At
D7
His
com
G
mand
stretch forth your
C
hand,
AmAnd
G
Christ
shall
D7
make
you
G
whole.
3
What though you feel so weak and faint? He can your will with strength endue, New faith and courage breathe within And work in you to will and do. Reach out to meet His quickening touch; Take up your bed, arise and stand; And pressing through to meet your Lord, Stretch forth your hand, stretch forth your hand.
What though you feel so weak and faint?
He can your will with strength endue,
New faith and courage breathe within
And work in you to will and do.
Reach out to meet His quickening touch;
Take up your bed, arise and stand;
And pressing through to meet your Lord,
Stretch forth your hand, stretch forth your hand.
GWhat
though you feel so
C
weak
and
G
faint?
He can your
C
will
with
G
strength
D
endue,
New
D7
faith
and
G
courage
C
breathe
G
within
And
D7
work
in
G
you
to will
D7
and
G
do.
Reach out to
D
meet
His
D7 G
quickening
touch;
Take up your
A
bed,
arise
A7
and
D
stand;
And
D7
pressing
G
through
to meet your
C
Lord,
Stretch
Am
forth
your
G
hand,
stretch forth
D7
your
G
hand.
O suffering one, stretch forth your hand, Upon His promise take your stand. At His command stretch forth your hand, And Christ shall make you whole.