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Text:My Savior, I Am Thine (Dear Savior, I Am Thine0
Author:Philip Doddridge, 1702-1751
Tune:GOLDEN HILL
Media:MIDI file

16203. My Savior, I Am Thine (Dear Savior, I Am Thine0

1 My Sav­ior, I am Thine
By ev­er­last­ing bands;
My name, my heart I would re­sign,
My soul is in Thy hands.

2 To Thee I still would cleave
With ever grow­ing zeal;
Let mill­ions tempt me Christ to leave,
They ne­ver shall pre­vail.

3 His Spi­rit shall unite
My soul to Him, my head,
Conform me to His im­age bright,
Teach me His path to tread.

4 Death will my soul di­vide
From this abode of clay;
But love shall keep me near His side
Thro’ all the gloomy way.

5 Since Christ and I are one,
There’s no­thing else to fear.
If He in Heav’n hath fixed His throne,
He’ll fix His mem­bers there.

Text Information
First Line: My Sav­ior, I am Thine
Title: My Savior, I Am Thine (Dear Savior, I Am Thine0
Author: Philip Doddridge, 1702-1751
Meter: SM
Language: English
Source: Hymns Founded on Various Texts in the Holy Scriptures by Job Orton, Shropshire: Joshua Eddowes and John Cotton, 1755
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: GOLDEN HILL
Meter: SM
Key: E♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain
Notes: Attributed to Amzi or Aaron Chapin, 1816



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