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Take your burdens to Jesus

Author: Richard J. Oliver Appears in 4 hymnals First Line: Are you heavy hearted, sad and weary

[Are you heavy-hearted, sad and weary]

Appears in 1 hymnal Composer and/or Arranger: Merrill Dunlop Incipit: 33356 12223 11131 Used With Text: Take Your Burdens to Jesus

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Author: Richard J. Oliver; M. D. Hymnal: Tabernacle Hymns #33 (1931) First Line: Are you heavy-hearted, sad and weary Lyrics: 1 Are you heavy-hearted, sad and weary? Take your burdens to Jesus; Cast your care on Him for He is near thee— Take your burdens to Him. Refrain: Take your burdens to Jesus, Take your burdens to Jesus, All your load Jesus will carry— Take your burdens to Him. 2 When temptation on your soul is pressing— Take your burdens to Jesus; Go to Him, your ev’ry sin confessing— Take your burdens to Him. [Refrain] 3 In the long and weary hours of sickness— Take your burdens to Jesus; When you know and feel your mortal weakness— Take your burdens to Him. [Refrain] 4 Nothing is too small for Him to carry— Take your burdens to Jesus; Nothing is too great, why longer tarry? — Take your burdens to Him. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Are you heavy-hearted, sad and weary]

Take your burdens to Jesus

Author: Richard J. Oliver Hymnal: Songs that Touch the Heart. Vol. 4 #d2 (1964) First Line: Are you heavy hearted, sad and weary

Take your burdens to Jesus

Author: Richard J. Oliver Hymnal: Gospel Songs of the Air #d3 (1929) First Line: Are you heavy hearted, sad and weary Languages: English

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Merrill Dunlop

1905 - 2002 Person Name: M. D. Author of "Take Your Burdens to Jesus" in Tabernacle Hymns Merrill Everett Dunlop Born: May 9, 1905, Chicago, Illinois. Died: June 15, 2002. Dunlop was educated at Central YMCA College, Chicago (BA) and the Moody Bible Institute (graduated 1926). He played the piano and organ at Moody Church (1921-24), and served as director of music at the Chicago Gospel Tabernacle (1926-53). Burton Bosworth was his father-in-law. Dunlop wrote over 700 hymns and Gospel songs, and works including: Songs of a Christian, 1937 New Songs of a Christian, 1941 © The Cyber Hymnal™ (www.hymntime.net/tch)