English poem
HYMN LXXXII. For true Christians
by Anonymous
Who can have greater Cause to sing, Who greater Cause to bless, Than we the Children of the King, Than we who Christ possess, Than we who Christ possess; Than we who Christ possess;
With Angel-Hosts, dear Lamb, we join, To praise thy Love and Power, To magnify thy Grace divine, Thou mighty Counsellor. Thou, &c.
We late were Satan's Captives led; And Hell had been our End Had'st thou not for our Pardon bled, Thou sinner's only Friend. &c.
For this we ne'er will hold our Tongue, Nor shall our Praises cease: We ever-more will sing that Song, "The Lord our Right'ousness." &c.
No other God we know but Thee, None else did us create: Thy Glory may we ever be, O holy Advocate. &c.
'Twas thou, 'twas only thou did'st take The Mediator's Place, When we the Father's Statutes break: All Hail, thou Prince of Peace. &c.
We daily prove thee still the same, Whene'er our need we see. Thou bearest still a Saviour's Name, Our Saviour thou shalt be. &c.
No Law, nor Sin, nor Hell nor Death Shall us from thee divide; Strongly we hold that precious Faith; For us our Saviour dy'd. &c.
More by Anonymous
- HYMN LXXVIII. The great Assize
- HYMN LXXX. On the Resurrection
- HYMN LXXXI. An Invitation
- Hymn LXXXI. Common Metre. Divine Providence, and the Folly of self dependence
- Hymn LXXXII. Long Metre. The Fear of God
- Hymn LXXXIII. Long Metre. The divine Goodness imitated
- HYMN LXXXIV. Judgment
- HYMN LXXXIX. At parting of Friends