English poem
HYMN XXII. Look unto me, and be saved
by Anonymous
Laden'd with Guilt, Sinners arise, And view your bleeding Sacrifice, Each purple Drop proclaims there's Room, And bids the Poor and Needy come.
Beneath your Crimes the Victim stood, Sign'd your Acquittances in Blood, Hereby stern Justice is appeas'd, Sinners look up and be releas'd.
Mercy, Peace, Truth, and Righteousness, Beam from the Reconciler's Face: Here Look, till Love dissolve your Heart, And bid your slavish Fears depart.
O quit the World's delusive Charms, And quickly fly to Jesus' Arms; Wrestle until your God is known, Till you can call the Lord your own.
More by Anonymous
- HYMN XVIII. Conviction of sin by the law, Ro. vii, 8, &c
- Hymn XVIII. Long Metre. The Sabbath
- HYMN XVIII. The humble Publican
- HYMN XX. Election, sovereign & free, Ro. ix.21
- HYMN XXII. The different Success of the Gospel, 1 Cor. i.23, 24. 2 Cor. ii.16. 1 Cor. iii 6,7
- HYMN XXIII. The Pressure of Sin
- Hymn XXIV. Hallelujah Metre. The Lord's Day Morning
- HYMN XXIV. Joy in the HOLY GHOST