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In glad amazement Lord I [we] stand
Author: Philip Doddridge Hymnal: Hymns, Selected and Original, for Public and Private Worship, published by General Synod for the Evangelical Lutheran Church. 68th ed. (8th rev. ed.) #d363 (1855) Languages: English
In glad amazement Lord I [we] stand
In glad amazement, Lord! I stand
Author: Doddridge Hymnal: A Collection of Psalms and Hymns, for Social and Private Worship #447 (1820) Languages: English
In glad amazement, Lord! I stand
In glad amazement, Lord! I stand
Author: Doddridge Hymnal: A Collection of Psalms and Hymns, for Social and Private Worship (Rev. ed. with supplement) #447 (1845) Languages: English
In glad amazement, Lord! I stand
In glad amazement Lord we stand
Author: Doddridge Hymnal: Baptist Hymn Book #a404 (1847) Languages: English
In glad amazement Lord we stand
In glad amazement Lord we stand
Author: Doddridge Hymnal: The Baptist Hymn Book #404 (1842) Languages: English
In glad amazement Lord we stand
Innumerable mercies acknowledged
Hymnal: Doctor Watts's Imitation of the Psalms of David #H.LXV (1785) First Line: In glad amazement, Lord, I stand Lyrics: 1 In glad amazement, Lord, I stand,
Amidst the bounties of thy hand;
How numberless those bounties are!
How rich, how various and how fair!
2 But oh, what poor returns I bring!
What lifeless songs of praise I sing!
Lord, I confess, with humble shame,
My offerings scarce deserve the name.
3 Fain would my labouring heart devise
Some nobler gift and sacrifice;
It sinks beneath the mighty load
That I should render to my God.
4 To him I consecrate my praise,
And vow the remnant of my days;
Enlarge my soul with grace divine,
And make me worthier to be thine.
5 Give me at length an angel's tongue,
To sound thro' heaven the grateful song;
A theme so great, my voice shall raise,
And crown eternity with praise.
Languages: English
Innumerable mercies acknowledged
Innumerable mercies acknowledged
Hymnal: Doctor Watts's Imitation of the Psalms of David, corrected and enlarged, to which is added a collection of hymns; the whole applied to the state of the Christian Church in general (2nd ed.) #LXV (1786) First Line: In glad amazement, Lord, I stand Lyrics: 1 In glad amazement, Lord, I stand,
Amidst the bounties of thy hand;
How numberless those bounties are!
How rich, how various and how fair!
2 But oh, what poor returns I bring!
What lifeless songs of praise I sing!
Lord, I confess, with humble shame,
My offerings scarce deserve the name.
3 Fain would my labouring heart devise
Some nobler gift and sacrifice;
It sinks beneath the mighty load
That I should render to my God.
4 To him I consecrate my praise,
And vow the remnant of my days;
Enlarge my soul with grace divine,
And make me worthier to be thine.
5 Give me at length an angel's tongue,
To sound thro' heaven the grateful song;
A theme so great my voice shall raise,
And crown eternity with praise.
Languages: English
Innumerable mercies acknowledged
Innumerable mercies acknowledged
Hymnal: Doctor Watts's imitation of the Psalms of David, to which is added a collection of hymns; the whole applied to the state of the Christian Church in general (3rd ed.) #LXV (1786) First Line: In glad amazement, Lord, I stand Lyrics: 1 In glad amazement, Lord, I stand,
Amidst the bounties of thy hand;
How numberless those bounties are!
How rich, how various and how fair!
2 But oh, what poor returns I bring!
What lifeless songs of praise I sing!
Lord, I confess, with humble shame,
My offerings scarce deserve the name.
3 Fain would my labouring heart devise
Some nobler gift and sacrifice;
It sinks beneath the mighty load
That I should render to my God.
4 To him I consecrate my praise,
And vow the remnant of my days;
Enlarge my soul with grace divine,
And make me worthier to be thine.
5 Give me at length an angel's tongue,
To sound thro' heaven the grateful song;
A theme so great my voice shall raise,
And crown eternity with praise. Languages: English
Innumerable mercies acknowledged
Innumerable mercies acknowledged
Hymnal: Doctor Watts's Imitation of the Psalms of David #LXV (1787) First Line: In glad amazement, Lord, I stand Lyrics: 1 In glad amazement, Lord, I stand,
Amidst the bounties of thy hand;
How numberless those bounties are!
How rich, how various and how fair!
2 But oh, what poor returns I bring!
What lifeless songs of praise I sing!
Lord, I confess, with humble shame,
My offerings scarce deserve the name.
3 Fain would my labouring heart devise
Some nobler gift and sacrifice;
It sinks beneath the mighty load
That I should render to my God.
4 To him I consecrate my praise,
And vow the remnant of my days;
Enlarge my soul with grace divine,
And make me worthier to be thine.
5 Give me at length an angel's tongue,
To sound thro' heaven the grateful song;
A theme so great my voice shall raise,
And crown eternity with praise. Languages: English
Innumerable mercies acknowledged
Innumerable mercies acknowledged
Hymnal: Doctor Watts's Imitation of the Psalms of David #LXV (1790) First Line: In glad amazement, Lord, I stand Lyrics: 1 In glad amazement, Lord, I stand,
Amidst the bounties of thy hand;
How numberless those bounties are!
How rich, how various and how fair!
2 But oh, what poor returns I bring!
What lifeless songs of praise I sing!
Lord, I confess, with humble shame,
My offerings scarce deserve the name.
3 Fain would my labouring heart devise
Some nobler gift and sacrifice;
It sinks beneath the mighty load
That I should render to my God.
4 To him I consecrate my praise,
And vow the remnant of my days;
Enlarge my soul with grace divine,
And make me worthier to be thine.
5 Give me at length an angel's tongue,
To sound thro' heaven the grateful song;
A theme so great my voice shall raise,
And crown eternity with praise.
Languages: English
Innumerable mercies acknowledged
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