Text: | "Unto you which believe he is precious" |
Author: | Berridge |
1 Exceeding precious is my Lord;
His love divinely free!
And his dear name does health afford,
To sickly souls like me.
2 It cheers a debtor’s gloomy face,
And breaks his prison door;
It brings amazing stores of grace
To feed the gospel poor.
3 And if with lively faith we view
His dying toil and smart,
And hear him say, “It was for you!”
This breaks the stony heart.
4 A heavenly joy his words convey;
The bowels strangely move;
We blush, and melt, and faint away,
O’erwhelmed with his love.
5 In such sweet posture let me lie,
And wet thy feet with tears,
Till, joined with saints above the sky,
I tune my harp with theirs.
Text Information | |
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First Line: | Exceeding precious is my Lord |
Title: | "Unto you which believe he is precious" |
Author: | Berridge |
Meter: | C. M. |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1844 |