A Selection of Hymns for Public Worship. In four parts (10th ed.) (Gadsby's Hymns) ‎#397

397. The Power of Prayer

1 In themselves as weak as worms,
How can poor believers stand,
When temptations, foes, and storms,
Press them close on every hand?

2 Weak, indeed, they feel they are,
But they know the Throne of Grace;
And the God who answers prayer,
Helps them when they seek his face.

3 Though the Lord awhile delay,
Succour they at length obtain;
He who taught their hearts to pray,
Will not let them cry in vain.

4 Wrestling prayer can wonders do;
Bring relief in deepest straits!
Prayer can force a passage through
Iron bars and brazen gates.

5 For the wonders he has wrought,
Let us now our praises give;
And, by sweet experience taught,
Call upon him while we live.

Text Information

• First Line: In themselves as weak as worms
• Title: The Power of Prayer
• Author: Newton
• Language: English
• Publication Date: 1844
• Topic: Prayer and Watchfulness

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