A Selection of Hymns for Public Worship. In four parts (10th ed.) (Gadsby's Hymns) ‎#609

609. "Walk in love"

1 Lord, we fain would walk in love,
But, alas! how slow we move;
Pride, that haughty monster, pride,
Often makes us start aside.

2 Lamb of God, thy power make known;
Sweetly draw, and we will run;
Make our love to thee and thine
Like the sun at noon-day shine.

3 As the purchase of thy blood,
May we seek each other’s good;
And be it our great concern,
Thee to view, of thee to learn.

4 May we mourn with those that mourn;
Make each other’s cause our own;
Ever keeping this in mind,
We are to each other joined.

5 Flesh of flesh, and bone of bone,
With the King of glory one;
Of one body each a part,
Jesus, make us one in heart.

6 King of kings, enthroned above,
Come and shed abroad thy love;
Fill us with that source of joy,
Which can never, never cloy.

Text Information

• First Line: Lord, we fain would walk in love
• Title: "Walk in love"
• Author: W. Gadsby
• Meter: 7s.
• Language: English
• Publication Date: 1844
• Topic: Fruits of the Spirit: Love

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