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Text:When My Saviour I Shall See
Arr.:P. H. Bilhorn
Tune:[When my Saviour I shall see]
Composer:P. Bilhorn

216. When My Saviour I Shall See

1 When my Saviour I shall see,
In his glorious likeness be,
Clad in robes by love supplied,
Then shall I be satisfied.

Chorus:
Satisfied with love divine,
Satisfied, since Christ is mine,
Ev'ry need in Him supplied,
Then shall I be satisfied.

2 When I’m wholly freed from sin,
Spotless, clean and pure within,
Meet to stand by Jesus’ side,
Then shall I be satisfied. [Chorus]

3 When my feet shall press the shore,
Trod by angels feet before,
Near to living streams that glide,
Then shall I be satisfied. [Chorus]

4 Oh, till then be this my care,
More his image blest to wear;
More to conquer self and pride,
So shall I be satisfied. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: When my Saviour I shall see
Title: When My Saviour I Shall See
Arr.: P. H. Bilhorn
Refrain First Line: Satisfied with love divine
Language: English
Publication Date: 1890
Copyright: Copyright, 1887, by P. Bilhorn. Used by permission.
Tune Information
Name: [When my Saviour I shall see]
Composer: P. Bilhorn
Key: C Major



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