Streams that from Thy wounds are flowing

Streams that from Thy wounds are flowing

Author: Ernst Gottlieb Woltersdorf
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1 Streams that from Thy wounds are flowing Bless for us this water bath; With the Word in union growing With the pow’r that Jesus hath. He charged men to teach all nations Bring to faith all His creations. He who suffered for us all, Saves the lost ones from their fall. “Baptize them,” is His direction, “In the Father’s name and action In the Son’s sad death full measure, In the Spirit’s pow’r and pleasure!” 2 As in the great flood the water Carried Noah’s ark to life, So and thousand times yet better, Flows here full salvation rife; Takes away all sin and doubting, And relieves from death and Satan, Gives us joy, trustworthiness, And the draught of blessedness. Oh, that we would trust Him better, Trust the Word of Grace forever; Saved is ev’ry true believer, Judged the doubter and deceiver. 3 Eyes of faith the spring are seeing That from Word to water flows, How the Christ, from sins us freeing, Shed His blood for all our woes. Grace and strength are never-ending; Thus, this great salvation sending, Richly for this flood, our Lord His good Spirit hath outpoured! Sinners freed He calls us ever Newborn children and forever Heirs of life that knows no sadness; On this faith I’ll die with gladness. 4 But old Adam’s sinful members Must be buried in the flood, And a new man rise, remember, Pure and holy in His stead. The first dies in true repentance; This one lives by faith’s acceptance. Sinful service, sinful lust Are to me forever lost. If I with the Lord am buried, Must in me His life be carried, And to God’s glorification Prove myself a new creation.

Source: Zion's Harp: a collection of hymns and songs for the Apostolic Christian Church of America #162

Author: Ernst Gottlieb Woltersdorf

Woltersdorf: Ernst Gottlieb W., as a hymn writer, preacher, prolific writer and educators in the field of Erbauungslitteratur one of the most outstanding representatives of pietistic healthy heart and mind towards the middle of the 18th Century. He was born on 31 May 1725 as the sixth son of the preacher to Gabriel Luke Friedrichsfelde in Berlin, who was appointed 10 years after its birth as a preacher at the St. George Church in Berlin. The blessing of a serious Christian education accompanied him to the Berlin High School to the gray convent, from which he received in 1742, only 17 years old, the University of Halle, to be under the direction of the pietistic school teachers belonging to J. Lange, Michael, Baumgarten and Knapp to pay the… Go to person page >

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First Line: Streams that from Thy wounds are flowing
Author: Ernst Gottlieb Woltersdorf
Publication Date: 2003
Copyright: This text may still be under copyright because it was published in 2003.

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