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 | The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley |  |
764.
[Jesus, Thy power I dare confess]
Jesus, Thy power I dare confess,
Out of this most polluted thing,
This sink of sin and wickedness,
Thou canst an holy creature bring;
Omnipotent to save, Thou art,
Thou canst effect a perfect cure,
And throughly cleanse my sinful heart,
And make my inmost nature pure.
Out of this most polluted thing,
This sink of sin and wickedness,
Thou canst an holy creature bring;
Omnipotent to save, Thou art,
Thou canst effect a perfect cure,
And throughly cleanse my sinful heart,
And make my inmost nature pure.
Through unbelief I stagger not,
Ascribing Thy own power to Thee
Till Thou the work of faith hast wrought,
And all Thy will fulfill'd in me;
Thy blood shall wholly sanctify,
The deep original stain erase,
And speak me up beyond the sky,
To see my Saviour face to face.
Ascribing Thy own power to Thee
Till Thou the work of faith hast wrought,
And all Thy will fulfill'd in me;
Thy blood shall wholly sanctify,
The deep original stain erase,
And speak me up beyond the sky,
To see my Saviour face to face.
| The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley | |