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93. O Jesus Christ, my soul contains

O Jesus Christ, my soul contains
The sweetness of Thy love,
And all its pleasure now obtains
From springs that rise above.

And Thou hast changed my thought of Thee,
And all my heart's desire;
Now make my soul from vileness free
By love's consuming fire.

But how can I, where saints are met,
Make bold to enter in?
I cannot all the past forget
Of wilfulness and sin.

94
With garments rent, and vile with sin,
Behold me, clothed in shame;
Wilt Thou, O Bridegroom, me attire
That I may bless Thy name?

O Jesus, Who hast filled my soul
With sweetness, let me wear
The wedding robe, all pure and whole,
Where Thy redeemed appear.

Text Information
First Line: O Jesus Christ, my soul contains
Title: O Jesus Christ, my soul contains
Translator: John Brownlie
Meter: 8,6,8,6
Language: English
Publication Date: 1920
Source: From the Office of Holy Communion
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