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| Text: | "And ye are complete in him" |
| Author: | Hart |
1 When is it Christians all agree,
And let distinctions fall?
When, nothing in themselves, they see
That Christ is all in all.
2 But strife and difference will subsist
While men will something seem;
Let them but singly look to Christ
And all are one in him.
3 The infant and the aged saint,
The worker and the weak,
They who are strong and seldom faint,
And they who scarce can speak.
4 Eternal life’s the gift of God;
It comes through Christ alone;
’Tis his, he bought it with his blood;
And therefore gives his own.
5 We have no life, no power, no faith,
But what by Christ is given;
We all deserve eternal death,
And thus we all are even.
| Text Information | |
|---|---|
| First Line: | When is it Christians all agree |
| Title: | "And ye are complete in him" |
| Author: | Hart |
| Meter: | C. M. |
| Language: | English |
| Publication Date: | 1844 |
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