Christ within the Hope of Glory

Ye servants of Jesus, the lamb that was slain

Author: Anna Beeman
Published in 1 hymnal

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1 Ye servants of Jesus the Lamb that was slain,
Come think of his love and rejoice in his name,
How happy was he with his Father above,
And nothing to move him to us but his love.

2 The riches that Jesus hath promis'd his bride,
If she of the world and the flesh are deny'd;
O she shall have peace, and sweet comfort within
But nevertheless have a warfare with sin.

3 For how can she bare to have sin in her breast,
The place that she's chosen for Jesus to rest;
No, with her whole heart the wishes them slain,
That Jesus her Saviour forever might reign.

4 The bride cries dear Jesus we pray the too make,
A scourge of small cords and possession to take,
And drive out the buyers and sellers from thence,
And make us a temple that gives no offence.

5 Yea make us like gold or like silver that's try'd,
Then Jesus may enter and sup with his bride,
Her graces will rise and the spices will flow,
And Jesus may walk in his garden below.

Source: Hymns on Various Subjects #24

Author: Anna Beeman

Anna Keeney Beeman born in Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut. She was the among the first female Baptist hymn writers in America. She believed strongly in baptism by immersion. Dianne Shapiro, from "The Children and Grandchildren of Thomas Beeman" (on RootsWeb, accessed 11/8/2020) and I Will Sing the Wondrous Story: a history of Baptist hymnody in North America by David W. Music and Paul Akers Richardson (Mercer University Press, Macon, GA: 2008) Go to person page >

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First Line: Ye servants of Jesus, the lamb that was slain
Title: Christ within the Hope of Glory
Author: Anna Beeman
Copyright: Public Domain

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Hymns on Various Subjects #24

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