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CXXII. THE SAME.
Hymn 20.
[Jesu, Thou Strength of all that turn]
Jesu, Thou Strength of all that turn
The battle to the gate,
Behold us for Thy glory burn,
And for Thy kingdom wait.
The battle to the gate,
Behold us for Thy glory burn,
And for Thy kingdom wait.
O that Thy foes were all subdued,
In bonds of love confined,
And forced to own the' all-cleansing blood,
That flow'd for all mankind.
In bonds of love confined,
And forced to own the' all-cleansing blood,
That flow'd for all mankind.
Captain of our salvation, hear,
Saviour of human race,
Appear, in Thy own cause appear,
And vindicate Thy grace.
Saviour of human race,
Appear, in Thy own cause appear,
And vindicate Thy grace.
Thy grace for all divinely free
Doth every sinner call;
Thou drawest all men unto Thee,
For Thou hast purchased all.
Doth every sinner call;
Thou drawest all men unto Thee,
For Thou hast purchased all.
Lo! here we are, Thy truth to prove,
To witness Thou art good,
To' assert Thine universal love,
And all-redeeming blood.
To witness Thou art good,
To' assert Thine universal love,
And all-redeeming blood.
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Thy blood from all iniquity
Redeems, and makes us clean;
From pride, and wrath, it sets us free,
From all indwelling sin.
Redeems, and makes us clean;
From pride, and wrath, it sets us free,
From all indwelling sin.
The Spirit's living law it writes
Upon our inward parts,
Our new-born souls to God unites,
And purifies our hearts.
Upon our inward parts,
Our new-born souls to God unites,
And purifies our hearts.
It keeps our mind in perfect peace,
Thy kingdom it brings in,
Thine everlasting righteousness,
And makes an end of sin.
Thy kingdom it brings in,
Thine everlasting righteousness,
And makes an end of sin.
This sovereign antidote expels
The poison from our veins;
Our old congenial sickness heals,
And purges all our stains.
The poison from our veins;
Our old congenial sickness heals,
And purges all our stains.
A perfect soundness it imparts,
Destroys the carnal mind,
And forms in all believing hearts
The Saviour of mankind.
Destroys the carnal mind,
And forms in all believing hearts
The Saviour of mankind.
Come O Thou Lamb, for sinners slain,
Bring in the cleansing flood;
Apply, to wash out every stain,
Thine efficacious blood.
Bring in the cleansing flood;
Apply, to wash out every stain,
Thine efficacious blood.
O let it sink into our soul
Deep as the inbred sin,
Make every wounded spirit whole,
And every leper clean.
Deep as the inbred sin,
Make every wounded spirit whole,
And every leper clean.
Thy sanctifying word is sure;
Lord, we our sins confess,
Faithful and Just, O make us pure
From all unrighteousness.
Lord, we our sins confess,
Faithful and Just, O make us pure
From all unrighteousness.
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Such power belongeth unto Thee,
Thy saying we receive;
We shall be pure in heart, and see
Thy smiling face, and live.
Thy saying we receive;
We shall be pure in heart, and see
Thy smiling face, and live.
Lord, we believe, and with calm zeal
For this our faith contend,
Waiting till Thou Thyself reveal,
And hoping to the end.
For this our faith contend,
Waiting till Thou Thyself reveal,
And hoping to the end.
Our high, and holy calling's prize
We earnestly pursue;
Nor fear we, lest our thoughts should rise,
Above what Thou canst do.
We earnestly pursue;
Nor fear we, lest our thoughts should rise,
Above what Thou canst do.
Thy goodness, O all-gracious Lord,
Is equal to Thy power;
And we shall try Thy utmost word,
And we shall sin no more.
Is equal to Thy power;
And we shall try Thy utmost word,
And we shall sin no more.
Thou willest, and it must be done,
That we should holy be;
And we shall live to Thee alone,
And we shall die to Thee.
That we should holy be;
And we shall live to Thee alone,
And we shall die to Thee.
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