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"My Beloved"

Author: C. E. Mudie Appears in 75 hymnals Topics: Christ Character of; Christ Character of First Line: I lift my heart to thee Lyrics: 1 I lift my heart to thee, Saviour divine! For thou art all to me, And I am thine. Is there on earth a closer bond than this, That "my Beloved's mine, and I am his?" 2 Thine am I by all ties; But chiefly thine, That through thy sacrifice, Thou, Lord, art mine. By thine own cords of love, so sweetly wound Around me, I to thee am closely bound. 3 To thee, thou bleeding Lamb, I all things owe; All that I have and am, And all I know. All that I have is now no longer mine, And I am not mine own; Lord, I am thine. 4 How can I, Lord, withhold Life's brightest hour, From thee; or gathered gold, Or any power? Why should I keep one precious thing from thee, When thou hast given thine own dear self for me? Used With Tune: BUDLEIGH
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Join all the glorious names

Appears in 344 hymnals Topics: Characters of Christ Lyrics: 1 Join all the glorious Names Of Wisdom, Love, and Pow'r, That ever Mortal knew, That Angels ever bore: All are too mean To speak his Worth, Too mean to set My Saviour forth. 2 But O what gentle Terms, What condescending Ways Doth our Redeemer use To teach his heav'nly Grace! Mine Eyes with Joy And Wonder see What Forms of Love He bears for me. [3 Array'd in mortal Flesh, He like an Angel stands, And holds the Promises And Pardons in his Hands; Commission'd from His Father's Throne, To make his Grace To Mortals known.] [4 Great Prophet of my God, My Tongue would bless thy Name; By Thee the joyful News Of our Salvation came; The joyful News Of Sins forgiv'n, Of Hell subdu'd, And peace with Heav'n.] [5 Be thou my Counsellor, My Pattern, and my Guide; And through this desart Land Still keep me near thy Side. O let my Feet Ne'er run astray, Nor rove, nor seek The crooked Way!] [6 I love my Shepherd's Voice, His watchful Eyes shall keep My wand'ring Soul among The Thousands of his Sheep: He feeds his Flock, He calls their Names, His Bosom bears The tender Lambs.] [7 To this dear Surety's Hand Will I commit my Cause; He answers and fulfills His Father's broken Laws. Behold my Soul At freedom set! My Surety paid The dreadful Debt.] [8 Jesus, my great High-Priest, Offer'd his Blood and dy'd; My guilty Conscience seeks No Sacrifice beside. His pow'rful Blood Did once atone? And now it pleads Before the Throne.] [9 My Advocate appears For my Defence on high; The Father bows his Ears, And lays his Thunder by. Not all that Hell Or Sin can say Shall turn his Heart, His Love, away.] [10 My dear Almighty Lord, My Conqu'eror and my King, Thy Scepter, and thy Sword, Thy reigning Grace I sing. Thine is the Pow'r; Behold I sit In willing Bonds Before thy Feet.] [11 Now let my Soul arise, And tread the Tempter down; My Captain leads me forth To Conquest and a Crown. A feeble Saint Shall win the Day, Though Death and Hell Obstruct the Way.] 12 Should all the Hosts of Death, And Pow'rs of Hell unknown, Put their most dreadful Forms Of Rage and Mischief on; I shall be safe, For Christ displays Superior Pow'r, And Guardian Grace
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Great High Priest, we view thee stooping

Meter: 8.7 Appears in 56 hymnals Topics: Characters of Christ
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Great God! from thee there's nought conceal'd

Author: Newton Meter: 8.6.8.6 Appears in 3 hymnals Topics: Offices and Characters of Christ Lyrics: 1 Great God! from thee there’s nought concealed, Thou seest my inward frame; To thee I always stand revealed Exactly as I am! 2 Since I can hardly, therefore, bear What in myself I see; How vile and black must I appear, Most holy God, to thee! 3 But since my Saviour stands between, In garments dyed in blood, ’Tis he, instead of me, is seen, When I approach to God. 4 Thus, though a sinner, I am safe; He pleads, before the throne, His life and death in my behalf, And calls my sins his own. 5 What wondrous love, what mysteries, In this appointment shine! My breaches of the law are his, And his obedience mine. Scripture: Hebrews 10:19
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When marshall'd on the nightly plain

Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 485 hymnals Topics: Names and Characters of Christ Star of Bethlehem Lyrics: 1 When marshalled on the nightly plain, The glitt’ring hosts bestud the sky; One star alone, of all the train, Can fix the sinner’s wand’ring eye. 2 Hark! hark! to God the chorus breaks, From every host, from every gem; But one alone the Saviour speaks, It is the star of Bethlehem. 3 Once on the raging seas I rode, The storm was loud,--the night was dark, The ocean yawn'd,--and rudely blow'd The wind that toss'd my foundering bark. 4 Deep horror then my vitals froze, Death-struck, I ceas'd the tide to stem; When suddenly a star arose, It was the star of Bethlehem. 5 It was my guide, my light, my all, It bade my dark forebodings cease; And through the storm and danger’s thrall, It led me to the port in peace. 4 Now safely moor'd--my perils o’er, I’ll sing, first in night’s diadem, For ever and for ever more, The star!--The star of Bethlehem!
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O Thou, whose beams serenely bright

Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 9 hymnals Topics: Names and Characters of Christ Morning Star Lyrics: 1 O Thou, whose beams serenely bright, Can chase the darkness of my soul, And pour a flood of purest light, Where now the shades of midnight roll: Ah! why so long should horror shroud This mourning breast with deep despair? Break through the dark and envious cloud, Arise, arise, O Morning star. 2 Through a long night of griefs and fears, With gloom and sorrow compass'd round I drop my uncomplaining tears, Nor yet the radiant dawn have found; Still towards the chambers of the day, With eyes intent, expecting there, With patient hope, thy promis'd ray, I long for thee, sweet Morning star. 3 Increasing clouds announce thee nigh, Slumber my weary eyes invades; Death spreads his horrors o'er the sky, And thickens all the gather'd shades. I yield, I bow my drooping head, Resign, at length, my anxious care I sink awhile among the dead, To wake and hail my Morning star.
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Ye glittering toys of earth, adieu

Author: Steele Meter: 8.6.8.6 Appears in 145 hymnals Topics: Characters of Christ Scripture: Matthew 13:46
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Where must a sinner fly

Author: Berridge Appears in 3 hymnals Topics: Offices and Characters of Christ Lyrics: 1 Where must a sinner fly, Who feels his guilty load, And stands condemned to die, Out of the mouth of God? Can any door of hope be found? Not any sure, on nature’s ground. 2 What if he mend his life, And pour out floods of tears, And pray with fervent strife? These pay no past arrears. The law, with unrelenting breath, Declares the wage of sin is death. 3 [Who then shall reconcile Such jarring things as these? Say, how can Justice smile At Mercy on her knees? Or how can Mercy lift her head, Till all the legal debt is paid?] 4 Jesus, thy helping hand Has made the contest cease, Paid off each law demand, And bought the blest release; Stern Justice, satisfied by thee, Bids Mercy bring the news to me. 5 O tidings sweet of grace, To sinners lost and poor, Who humbly seek thy face, And knock at Mercy’s door; Who taste the peace thy blood imparts, And feel the Saviour in their hearts. 6 All hail! we bless thee now! Who bought us with thy blood! Our gracious Shepherd thou, To bring us home to God. On earth we sing thy bleeding love, And long to see thy face above.
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David in the Cave

Author: W. Gadsby Appears in 1 hymnal Topics: Offices and Characters of Christ First Line: When Jesse's young son was honour'd of God Lyrics: 1 [When Jesse’s young son was honoured of God, The stripling began to publish abroad The love of Jehovah; his strength and his might; Which brought down Goliath in Israel’s sight. 2 What joy in the land at once did appear! Hosanna was sung to David, we hear; But soon he was forced into Adullam’s cave, And thousands pursued him his life to bereave. 3 To Adullam’s cave the wretched all run; Which David must have, their captain become; And thus he is furnished with men, to be sure, But, O be astonished! they’re helpless and poor.] 4 In David I see a greater by far; ’Tis Jesus, ’tis he who saves from despair; No sinner dejected that flees to the Lamb, Shall e’er be neglected, for David’s his name.
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The name "Jesus"

Author: John M. Neale Appears in 99 hymnals Topics: Christ Character of First Line: Jesus!--the very thought is sweet Lyrics: 1 Jesus!--the very thought is sweet; In that dear name all heart-joys meet; But sweeter than sweet honey far The glimpses of his presence are. No word is sung more sweet than this: No name is heard more full of bliss; No thought brings sweeter comfort nigh, Than Jesus, Son of God most high. 2 Jesus, the hope of souls forlorn, How good to them for sin that mourn! To them that seek thee, oh, how kind! But what art thou to them that find? Jesus, thou sweetness, pure, and blest, Truth's fountain, light of souls distressed, Surpassing all that heart requires, Exceeding all that soul desires! 3 No tongue of mortal can express, No letters write, its blessedness: Alone who hath thee in his heart Knows, love of Jesus, what thou art, We follow Jesus now, and raise The voice of prayer, the hymn of praise, That he at last may make us meet With him to gain the heavenly seat. Used With Tune: KLEIN

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