Burning Bush Songs No. 1 ‎#37a

37a. The Sweet, Old Story

1 I heard my dying Savior say,
“My life I give for thine;
Thy sin is now all washed away,
And thou art wholly mine,
And thou art wholly mine.”

2 I pondered o’er each loving word,
They seemed so sweet to me;
I cried, “My Savior and my Lord,
I’ll ever trust in Thee,
I’ll ever trust in Thee.

3 And then I felt His blood applied,
My inbred sin depart;
My soul was wholly sanctified,
His love filled all my heart,
His love filled all my heart.

4 He fills me now with perfect peace,
My need He doth supply;
And on His never-changing grace
I can for aye rely,
I can for aye rely.

5 O Soul, so troubled, sad and worn,
Come, lay thy burden down;
Accept the cross which Christ hath borne,
And thou shalt wear the crown,
And thou shalt wear the crown.

Text Information

• First Line: I heard my dying Savior say
• Title: The Sweet, Old Story
• Author: Arthur F. Ingler
• Language: English
• Publication Date: 1902
• Scripture:
  John 3:16
• Notes: Public Domain.

Tune Information

• Name: [I heard my dying Savior say]
• Composer: Thomas Hastings
• Notes: Public Domain.