9854 | The Cyber Hymnal#9855 | 9856 |
Text: | Woe To The Man, Eternal Woe |
Author: | Charles Wesley |
Tune: | COMPLETE IN THEE |
Composer: | Talmage John Bittikofer |
Media: | MIDI file |
1 Woe to the man, eternal woe
To Him by whom th’offense doth come!
His lot and portion are below,
His sentence is th’apostate’s doom;
Plunged in the depths of grief unless
With broken heart his crime he feel;
A load of guilt shall soon depress
His soul to the profoundest hell.
2 Ah, Savior, keep my trembling heart,
Which feels its own infirmity;
One moment, Lord, if Thou depart,
The dire offense will come by me;
But if myself I always fear,
Thou wilt display Thy guardian love,
And give me grace to persevere,
Till safe with Thee I rest above.
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First Line: | Woe to the man, eternal woe |
Title: | Woe To The Man, Eternal Woe |
Author: | Charles Wesley |
Meter: | LMD |
Language: | English |
Source: | Short Hymns on Select Passages of Holy Scriptures (Bristol, England: E. Farley, 1762) |
Copyright: | Public Domain |
Notes: | Alternate tune: SAGINA by Thomas Campbell |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | COMPLETE IN THEE |
Composer: | Talmage John Bittikofer |
Meter: | LMD |
Key: | F Major |
Copyright: | Public Domain |
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