O Lord, How Can It Be

O Lord, how can it be

Author: Charles Fry
Tune: KIRTLAND
Published in 4 hymnals

Representative Text

1 O Lord, how can it be
that I may come to eat with thee
this sacred heavenly food?

2 My robe is marked with sin;
how can I come thy courts within
to eat and drink with God?

3 O Lord, by faith I see
that thou didst give thyself for me,
to cleanse my soul from sin.

4 In this sweet morning hour,
O seal on me thy cleansing power
that I may holy be.

5 And then with heart full free
I reach my hand to eat with thee,
in oneness with my God.

Amen.

Source: Community of Christ Sings #529

Author: Charles Fry

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Text Information

First Line: O Lord, how can it be
Title: O Lord, How Can It Be
Author: Charles Fry
Meter: 6.8.6
Place of Origin: England
Language: English
Notes: Spanish translation: See "Señor, a Tu Altar" by Vernon L. Peterson
Copyright: Public Domain

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Community of Christ Sings #529

Hymns of the Saints #332

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