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Alas for I have seen the Lord
Author: John Mason Hymnal: Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs #CXLIV (1794) Languages: English
Alas for I have seen the Lord
Alas for I have seen the Lord
Author: John Mason Hymnal: The Lord's Songs #CXXXVIII (1805)
Alas for I have seen the Lord
Alas for I have seen the Lord
Author: John Mason Hymnal: Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs #d6 (1797) Languages: English
Alas for I have seen the Lord
The Sinner's Fears
Hymnal: A Choice Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs #II (1774) First Line: Alas! For I have seen the LORD Lyrics: 1 Alas! For I have seen the LORD,
With a drawn Sword he stood;
Now might he sheathe it in my Flesh,
And bathe it in my Blood.
2 I've dar'd him with my mighty Sins,
As if he was to slow;
But now he comes both arm'd and girt,
As an enraged Foe.
3 What shall a guilty Sinner do,
When Justice does appear?
O wither shall I flee from him,
Whose Place is ev'ry where?
4 As I can neither stand nor fly,
So neither can I bear
The mighty Hand which grinds the Rocks,
And doth Foundations tare.
5 My pale, my poor, my trembling Soul
Does start at ev'ry Thing;
It hourly fears huge Hosts of Wrath
From this incensed King.
6 Should he but his Commission grant,
All Creatures would engage
Against me as their Foe profess'd,
With an united Rage.
7 My Fears are just; I deserve Hell,
And 'tis my proper hire;
But who can dwell; O! who can dwell
With everlasting Fire?
Languages: English
The Sinner's Fears
The Sinner's Fear
Hymnal: Divine Hymns or Spiritual Songs, for the use of religious assemblies and private Christians #CXLVII (1802) First Line: Alas! for I have seen the Lord Lyrics: 1 Alas! for I have seen the Lord,
With a drawn sword he stood;
Now might he sheathe it in my flesh,
And bathe it in my blood.
2 I've dar'd him with my mighty sins,
As if he was to slow;
But now he comes both arm'd and girt,
As an enraged foe.
3 What shall a guilty sinner do,
When justice does appear?
O wither shall I flee from him,
Whose place is ev'ry where?
4 As I can neither stand nor fly,
So neither can I bear
The mighty hand which grinds the rocks,
And doth foundations tear.
5 My pale, my poor, my trembling soul,
Does start at ev'ry thing;
It hourly fears huge hosts of wrath
From this incensed King.
6 Should he but his commission grant,
All creatures would engage
Against me as their foe profess'd,
With an united rage.
7 My fears are just; I deserve hell,
And 'tis my proper hire;
But who can dwell; O! who can dwell
With everlasting fire?
Languages: English
The Sinner's Fear
The Sinner's Fears
Hymnal: Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs #147 (1800) First Line: Alas! for I have seen the Lord Lyrics: 1 Alas! for I have seen the Lord,
With a drawn sword he stood;
Now might he sheathe it in my flesh,
And bathe it in my blood.
2 I've dar'd him with my mighty sins,
As if he was to slow;
But now he comes both arm'd and girt,
As an enraged foe.
3 What shall a guilty sinner do,
When justice does appear?
O wither shall I flee from him,
Whose place is ev'ry where?
4 As I can neither stand nor fly,
So neither can I bear
The mighty hand which grinds the rocks,
And doth foundations tear.
5 My pale, my poor, my trembling soul,
Does start at every thing;
It hourly fears huge hosts of wrath
From this incensed king.
6 Should he but his commission grant,
All creatures would engage
Against me as their foe profess'd,
With an united rage.
7 My fears are just, I deserve hell,
And 'tis my proper hire;
But who can dwell--O who can dwell
With everlasting fire? Languages: English
The Sinner's Fears
