English poem
Hymn CCXCIV. Long Metre. Jesus Christ, the same Yesterday, to Day and Forever
by Anonymous
With wonder, Lord, our souls proclaim Th' immortal honours of thy name; Assembled round our Saviour's throne We make his countless glories known.
Ere Adam's clay with life was warm'd Or Gabriel's nobler spirit form'd; Before creation was begun, Before all ages, was the SON.
Thro' all succeeding ages he The same hath been and still shall be; Immortal honours crown his head, Tho' earth and skies wax old and fade.
The same his power his flock to guard, The same his bounty to reward; The same his faithfulness and love, To saints on earth and saints above.
Let nature change, and sink, and die, Jesus shall raise his people high; And place them near his father's throne In glory lasting as his own.
More by Anonymous
- Hymn CCVI. Common Metre. The Contrite Heart
- Hymn CCVII. Long Metre. The Importance of Time
- Hymn CCVIII. Common Metre. Prudence
- Hymn CCXCIII. Common Metre. Repentance and Hope
- Hymn CCXCIX. Common Metre. The Gospel Feast
- Hymn CCXCVI. Common Metre. Divine Goodness
- Hymn CCXCVII. Long Metre. Blessed are the Poor in Spirit
- Hymn CCXI. Hallelujah Metre. Christ seen of Angels