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19. Who is Lord, like Thee sweet repose for me

1. Who is Lord, like Thee, sweet repose for me? For us sinners Thou wert taken, life to bring to the forsaken. Thou our light shalt be, sweet repose for me. 2 Bridegroom of the soul, Lamb of God, my All! I will praise thy loving kindness, which from darkness, sin, and blindness; Drew me, Lord, to Thee, nailed upon the tree. 3 Life which tasted death, that from all distress I, Thy child, might be delivered, and the chains of death be severed, Raised sin’s heavy load, leading me to God. 4 With Thy gentle mind, with Thy meekness kind, Clothe me, heart and mind renewing, pride and anger still subduing, For naught can endure but Thy image pure. 5 Make my soul to feel all Thy Spirit’s zeal. May I watch in pray’r and pleading, joyfully Thy face beholding, Pure and unfeigned love may my spirit move. 6 Courage strong give me, willing to give Thee Life and blood and ill possessions, hating sin and all transgressions. Courage brave and true, give each day anew. 7 Here through scorn and strife, there the crown of life; Here the hoping and believing, there the seeing and receiving; Here we bear disdain, there the crown we gain. 8 Jesus grant to me that I valiantly Overcome the world’s temptations. For Thy victory and patience Show how valiantly Thou hast fought for me. 9 Thou, O Light sublime, chosen ere all time To bestow on us God’s favor, wast made flesh to be our Saviour, In the full of time, O Thou Light sublime. 10 Thou art Victor, Lord, over Satan’s horde; All the power of the devil is destroyed, and all the evil, Through that ransom high for which Thou didst die! 11 Majesty most high, King and Prophet, Thy Scepter here we kiss, believing, at Thy feet the Truth receiving; As in Bethany, Mary learned from Thee. 12 Draw us close to Thee, Lord, eternally; Serving Thee in love unceasing, praising Thee with joy increasing; For eternally, we abide in Thee. 13 Wake us, Lord, we pray, that to Thee our way We pursue with firm endeavor, seeing naught and halting never In this earthly day--further Thou our way!

Text Information
First Line: Who is Lord, like Thee sweet repose for me
Original Language: German
Language: English
Publication Date: 2003
Notes: Authors: Johann Anastasius Freylinghausen, Adam Drese
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