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Ah! Whither Would Ye Fly?

Author: Charles Wesley Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #8930 Meter: 6.6.8.6 D Hymnal Title: The Cyber Hymnal First Line: Ah! Whither would ye fly Lyrics: 1 Ah! Whither would ye fly To screen your guilty heads? Danger and death are always nigh, Where’er a sinner treads: Impenitent, ye strive To ’scape with fruitless haste, Whom earth must swallow up alive, Or hell receive at last. 2 Tremble, ye Christless crowd, Whom death and hell pursue, Strangers, and enemies to God, Alas! What will ye do? In vain ye change your place, If still unchanged your mind, Or fly to distant climes, unless Ye leave your sins behind. 3 Your sins for vengeance call, Your sins the scourge demand, Your sins have judgment brought on all The sad polluted land: Cursed for your only sake The earth reels to and fro, And lo! Its deep foundations shake, And Tophet yawns below. 4 The nations to rebuke, When God His power displays, Earth trembles at His threatening look, And moves, and shifts its place: Infernal thunders roar, And speak His kindled ire, And hills dissolve like wax before The sin consuming fire. 5 Who can escape the wreck In that vindictive day? The mountains at His presence quake, In fear they flee away; The rocks He rends and tears, And violently throws down; And nature in convulsions bears The terror of His frown. 6 Strong towers, and massy walls, From their foundations leap, The Heav’n invading city falls Into a ruinous heap; His destined prey to seize, Old ocean bursts his chain; The fountains of the great abyss Are broken up again. 7 On hell’s apparent brink Who shall the sinner save? See cities, men, and kingdoms sink Into a common grave! What man the earth survives, The earth to chaos hurled, While final ruin fiercely drives Her ploughshare o’er the world! 8 Does refuge yet remain? Yes, it shall e’er endure! A place where peace and safety reign, And sinners rest secure; A hidden place above, Where once the prophet stood, And saw the majesty of love, And saw the passing God. 9 Hither, ye worms, come up, Who from His judgments fly, And meet Him on the mountain top, And on His love rely; Safe in the sacred Rock, Look down on all beneath, And at destruction smile, and mock The pointless darts of death. 10 What though the earth remove, Believers need not fear, Hid in the cleft of dying love, While death and hell are near; A house believers have Eternal in the skies, And find a life beyond the grave, A life that never dies. Languages: English Tune Title: GÖTTINGEN
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Ah! Whither Should We Fly?

Author: Charles Wesley Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #12331 Meter: 6.6.8.6 D Hymnal Title: The Cyber Hymnal First Line: Ah! whither should we fly Lyrics: 1 Ah! whither should we fly In peril and distress, While all the dogs of war are nigh, The enemies of peace! Almighty God of love, On Thee our souls we cast Hide Thou our hunted lives above, And save the land at last. 2 A leopard watches o’er Our cities night and day, Prepared with unrelenting power To spring upon the prey: The alien armies wait, Lured by the scent of blood, As awful ministers of fate, As thunderbolts of God. 3 Yet if our sin demands, Its just reward of pain, O let us fall into the hands Of God, and not of man: His tender mercies wound, Remorseless as the grave; But pity in Thy wrath is found, Which only strikes to save. 4 In measure then reprove, In love Thine own chastise, But baffle, and far off remove, Our threatening enemies; Blast their devices, Lord, Nor let their counsel stand, Break Thou the spear, and wrest the sword Out of the ruffian’s hand. 5 Thyself the men restrain Who our destruction seek, So shall they fiercely strive in vain The secret bar to break: Their bound they cannot pass, If God assign their bound, And Jesus, as a wall of brass, Our troubled land surround. 6 But our defense is sure, Whate’er event betide, Beneath th’Almighty Shade secure Thy faithful ones abide: ’Till all the tyranny, Of earth and hell is o’er, Jesus, Thy mighty name shall be Our adamantine tower. 7 Tho’ famine, plague, and sword Hang e’er our sinful land, The means of swift prevention, Lord, Are ever in Thine hand: Or if the curse descend, By sovereign Love subdued, The curse shall bless, the ill shall end In everlasting good. Languages: English Tune Title: GÖTTINGEN

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