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All You Who Seek by D. S. C — Lyrics & Sheet Music (PDF)

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Added Sep 29, 2025

Composer: D. S. C

Uploaded By: Choir PDFs

Format: Solfa

Language: English

Pages: 1 page

All You Who Seek by D. S. C — Lyrics

ALL YOU WHO SEEK Verse 1 All you who seek a comfort sure In trouble and distress Whatever sorrow vex the mind, Or guilt the soul oppress. Jesus, who gave Himself, Jesus, who gave Himself for you Upon the Cross, upon the Cross to die, Opens His Sacred Heart, Opens His Sacred Heart to you; Oh to that heart draw nigh. Verse 2 You hear Him kindly say invite You hear Him smile so blest "All you that labor come to Me, And I will give you rest." Jesus, who gave Himself, Jesus, who gave Himself for you Upon the Cross, upon the Cross to die, Opens His Sacred Heart, Opens His Sacred Heart to you;

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About All You Who Seek

This sheet brings together two deeply reflective hymns, "All You Who Seek" and "Must Jesus Bear The Cross Alone?", both arranged here in solfa notation. The first piece is a gentle invitation to find solace in the Sacred Heart of Jesus. It speaks directly to those carrying burdens of trouble, distress, or guilt, reminding the choir and congregation of the ultimate sacrifice made on the cross. The recurring refrain draws the singer closer to Christ's open heart, making it a beautiful choice for moments of adoration or Lenten reflection.

The second piece, "Must Jesus Bear The Cross Alone?", is a classic hymn of discipleship and personal cross-bearing. It shifts the focus from Christ's sacrifice to our own response, asking if we are willing to share in His suffering. The verses move from the weight of the "consecrated cross" to the hopeful anticipation of a "glorious crown" and resurrection day. Together, these two hymns provide a rich, meditative journey through the themes of Christ's passion and our call to follow Him, fitting perfectly into the solemnity of the Lenten season.