A Selection of Hymns for Public Worship. In four parts (10th ed.) (Gadsby's Hymns) ‎#732

732. Indulgent God, how kind

1 Indulgent God, how kind
Are all thy ways to me,
Whose dark benighted mind
Was enmity with thee;
Yet now, subdued by sovereign grace,
My spirit longs for thy embrace!

2 How precious are thy thoughts,
Which o’er my bosom roll!
They swell beyond my faults,
And captivate my soul;
How great their sum, how high they rise,
Can ne’er be known beneath the skies.

3 Preserved in Jesus when
My feet made haste to hell;
And there should I have gone,
But thou dost all things well;
Thy love was great, thy mercy free,
Which from the pit delivered me.

4 A monument of grace,
A sinner saved by blood;
The streams of love I trace
Up to the fountain, God;
And in his wondrous mercy see,
Eternal thoughts of love to me.

Text Information

• First Line: Indulgent God, how kind
• Author: Kent
• Meter: 148th
• Language: English
• Publication Date: 1844
• Scripture:
  Psalm 139:17

Tune Information

(No tune information)