Are You Walking In His Footsteps
- Words:
- M. Lowrie Hofford
- Music:
- J. H. Fillmore
Sheet music
- 1Are you walking in His footsteps,Are you always doing good,Do you follow after JesusAs sincerely as you should?Do you travel in the pathwayThat will shine with brighter light,Till you reach the mansions yonderIn the land of pure delight?Are you walking in His footsteps?(Are you walking in His footsteps?)(Are you walking in His footsteps?)Are you always doing good?(Are you always doing good?)(Are you always doing good?)Do you follow after Jesus?(Do you follow after Jesus?)(Do you follow after Jesus?)As sincerely as you should?(As sincerely as you should?)(As sincerely as you should?)
- 2Are you walking in His footsteps,Do you ever seek the lostIn the mountains and the desert,Whatsoe’er may be the cost?In the highways and the byways,Are your footsteps ever found,Where His weary feet, so footsore,Left their marks upon the ground?Are you walking in His footsteps?(Are you walking in His footsteps?)(Are you walking in His footsteps?)Are you always doing good?(Are you always doing good?)(Are you always doing good?)Do you follow after Jesus?(Do you follow after Jesus?)(Do you follow after Jesus?)As sincerely as you should?(As sincerely as you should?)(As sincerely as you should?)
- 3Are you walking in His footsteps,As He bids you daily do,Do you follow near the Savior,With Him constantly in view?In the sunshine and the shadow,In the darkness and the light,Are you pressing in your journeyTo the land of pure delight?Are you walking in His footsteps?(Are you walking in His footsteps?)(Are you walking in His footsteps?)Are you always doing good?(Are you always doing good?)(Are you always doing good?)Do you follow after Jesus?(Do you follow after Jesus?)(Do you follow after Jesus?)As sincerely as you should?(As sincerely as you should?)(As sincerely as you should?)
In the hymnals
- Written in 1886, the words are in 21 hymnals indexed by Hymnary.org. Their history →
Words, music and setting are in the public domain. The sheet music and words are from PDHymns.com. The piano is the FluidR3 General MIDI sound font (MIT licence). How many hymnals print a hymn, and when it was written, is from Hymnary.org.