1 Lord Jesus, when we think of Thee,
Of all Thy love and grace,
Our spirits long and fain would see
Thy beauty, face to face.
2 And though the wilderness we tread,
A barren, thirsty ground,
With thorns and briars overspread,
Where foes and snares abound,
3 Yet in Thy love such depths we see,
Our souls o'erflow with praise--
Content ourselves, while, Lord to Thee
A joyful song we raise.
4 Our Lord, our Life, our Rest, our Shield,
Our Rock, our Flood, our Light;
Each thought of Thee doth constant yield
Unchanging, fresh delight.
5 Blest Saviour, keep our spirits stayed,
Hard, following after thee,
Till we, in robes of white arrayed,
Thy face in glory see.
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| First Line: | Lord Jesus, when we think of Thee |
| Language: | English |
| Publication Date: | 1987 |