9630. Jesu! Who In Sorrow Dying

1 Jesu! who in sorrow dying
Didst deliverance bring to me,
Whilst my sins for vengeance crying
Nailed Thee to the shameful tree;
Thou who Satan’s power subduest,
And the sinner’s hope renewest,
Biddest all so graciously
That I needs must come to Thee.

2 Born in sin—my life transgression,
Oh how I have gone astray!
But I make Thee full confession—
Naught but sin hath marked my way.
Grant me graciously remission,
Who am wounded with contrition.
Be no more my trespass sought
Which on me Thy wrath hath brought.

3 I believe—in Thee believing,
Leave me not, O Lord, to die;
Strength and grace from Thee receiving,
I may sin and death defy.
Now I stay me on Thy blessing,
Till, the sight of Thee possessing,
I shall live from conflict free,
Happy in eternity.

Text Information
First Line: Jesu! who in sorrow dying
Title: Jesu! Who In Sorrow Dying
German Title: Jesu, der du meine Seele
Author: Johann Rist
Translator: Arthur T. Russell
Meter: 87.87.88.77
Language: English
Source: Himmlische Lieder, 1641; Tr.: Psalms and Hymns (Cambridge, England: John Deigthon, 1851)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: JESU DER DU MEINE SEELE
Meter: 87.87.88.77
Key: g minor
Source: 17th Century German chorale
Copyright: Public Domain



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