Lord, In Thy Presence We Are Met

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1 Lord, in Thy presence we are met,
A full salvation to proclaim;
To testify of grace receive,
Or offered now in Jesus’ name;
Dear Lord, to Thee our spirits cry,
Our ev’ry longing satisfy.

2 We ask Thee, Lord—for Thou art here—
Make this a Pentecostal hour,
When hung’ring souls from Thee receive
Pardon, or purity, or pow’r;
Unstop deaf ears, let blind eyes see,
Bring souls into Thy liberty.

3 Thou knowest sin-sick souls are here,
Sick with depravity within,
Restless, discouraged, wearied ones,
And Thou art here to cleanse from sin;
Oh! speak the word “I will, be whole”;
And save and sanctify each soul.

4 Grant to Thy servants boldness now,
That faithfully they speak Thy word,
“By stretching forth Thy hand to heal,”
Let signs and wonders from the Lord,
Here in our midst today be done,
So, Father, glorify Thy Son.

5 We wait—according to Thy Word,
Lord, let it to Thy servants be;
May nothing—self, pride, prejudice
Or unbelief—still hinder Thee;
Bless’d Spirit, have unhindered way
In yielded hearts and lives today.


Source: Hymns of Consecration and Faith #364

Author: Mary E. Maxwell

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First Line: Lord, in Thy presence we are met
Title: Lord, In Thy Presence We Are Met
Author: Mary E. Maxwell
Language: English
Publication Date: 1902
Copyright: This text is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before 1929.

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SURREY (Carey)


STELLA (English)

First published in Henri Frederick Hemy's Easy Hymn Tunes for Catholic Schools (1851), STELLA was a folk tune from northern England that Hemy heard sung by children in Stella, a village near Newcastle-upon-Tyme. In modified bar form (AA'B), the tune has an interesting rhythmic structure. Antiphonal…

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