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 | The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley |  |
THE CALL.
From Herbert.
Come, O my Way, my Truth, my Life!
A Way that gives us breath,
A Truth that ends its followers' strife,
A Life that conquers death!
A Way that gives us breath,
A Truth that ends its followers' strife,
A Life that conquers death!
Come, O my Light, my Feast, my Strength!
A Light that shows a feast;
A Feast that still improves by length,
A Strength that makes the guest!
A Light that shows a feast;
A Feast that still improves by length,
A Strength that makes the guest!
Come, O my Joy, my Love, my Heart!
A Joy that none can move;
A Love that none can ever part,
A Heart that joys in love!
A Joy that none can move;
A Love that none can ever part,
A Heart that joys in love!
| The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley | |