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| 1 If unto Jesus thou art bound, A crowd about him will be found, Attending day and night; A worldly crowd to din thy ears, And crowds of unbelieving fears, To hide him from thy sight. 2 Yet all the vain and noisy crowd Is but a thin and lowering cloud, A mist before thy eyes; If thou press on, the crowds will fly, Or if thou faint, to Jesus cry, And he will send supplies. 3 This only way can pilgrims go, And all complain, as thou wilt do, Of crowds that daily come; Yet though beset by crafty foes, And passing through a thousand woes, They get securely home. 4 [But such as seem to run the race, And meet no crowd to check their pace, Are only rambling still; Not fairly entered on the list, The gate and narrow way they missed, Which lead to Zion’s hill.] 5 O Lord, a cheering look bestow, Or lend a hand to help me through, And draw me up to thee; And when, through fear, I only creep, Or dare not move a single step, Yet thou canst come to me. | A Selection of Hymns for Public Worship. In four parts (10th ed.) (Gadsby's Hymns) #302 (1844) |
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