A Pocket Hymn Book ‎#XLIII

XLIII. God of all grace and majesty

1 God of all grace and majesty,
Supremely great and good,
If I have mercy found with thee,
Through the atoning blood;
The guard of all thy mercies give,
And to my pardon join
A fear, lest I should ever grieve
Thy gracious Sp'rit divine.

2 If mercy is indeed with thee,
May I obedient prove,
No e'er abuse my liberty,
Or sin against thy love:
This choicest fruit of faith bestow
On a poor sojourner;
And let me pass my days below
In humbleness and fear.

3 Still may I walk as in thy sight,
My strict observer see;
And thou, by rev'rent love unite
My child-like heart to thee:
Still let me, till my days are past,
At Jesu's feet abide;
So shall he lift me up at last,
And seat me by his side.

Text Information

• First Line: God of all grace and majesty
• Language: English
• Publication Date: 1791
• Topic: Petition

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