Text: | What shall we offer our good Lord |
Author: | August Gottlieb Spangenberg, 1704-92 |
Translator: | John Wesley, 1703-91 |
Tune: | DUKE STREET |
Composer (attributed to): | John Hatton, ?-1793 |
1 What shall we offer our good Lord,
poor nothings, for his boundless grace?
Fain would we his great name record
and worthily set forth his praise.
2 Great object of our growing love,
to whom our more than all we owe,
open the fountain from above,
and let it our full souls o’erflow.
3 So shall our lives thy power proclaim,
thy grace for every sinner free,
till all the world shall learn thy name,
shall all stretch out their hands to thee.
4 Open a door which earth and hell
may strive to shut, but strive in vain;
let thy word richly in us dwell,
and let our gracious fruit remain.
5 O multiply the sower’s seed!
and fruit we every hour shall bear,
throughout the world thy gospel spread,
thy everlasting truth declare.
Text Information | |
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First Line: | What shall we offer our good Lord |
Author: | August Gottlieb Spangenberg, 1704-92 |
Translator: | John Wesley, 1703-91 |
Meter: | 88.88 |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1999 |
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Topic: | Confidence; Evangelism; Grace(6 more...) |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | DUKE STREET |
Composer (attributed to): | John Hatton, ?-1793 |
Meter: | 88.88 |
Key: | D Major |