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The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley | ||
417.
[Often faint, yet still pursuing]
Faint, yet pursuing.
—viii. 4.
Often faint, yet still pursuing,
On, like Gideon's men, I go,
Satan and the world subduing,
Pride, and self, and every foe;
Wrestle on in prayer unceasing,
Till I see the last destroy'd,
Bless'd with all the victor's blessing,
Crown'd with all the life of God.
The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley | ||