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Text: | Who is there like Thee |
Author: | J. A. Freylinghausen |
Translator: | J. S. Stallybrass |
1 Who is there like Thee,
Jesus, unto me?
None are like Thee, none above Thee,
Thou art altogether lovely;
None on earth have we,
None in heav'n like Thee.
2 Love that warmly glowed,
Blood that freely flowed;
Life that stooped to death to save me,
And a deathless being gave me;
Bore my guilty load,
Brought me back to God!
3 Plant Thyself in me,
I will learn of Thee,
To be holy, meek, and tender,
Wrath and pride and self surrender:
Nothing shouldst Thou see
But Thyself in me.
4 When on death's cold strand
I one day shall stand,
Let Thy presence go beside me,
Through the gloomy waters guide me:
Grant me then to stand,
Lord, at Thy right hand.
Text Information | |
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First Line: | Who is there like Thee |
Translator: | J. S. Stallybrass |
Author: | J. A. Freylinghausen |
Publication Date: | 1918 |
Topic: | Faith in Jesus |
Notes: | Translated from "Wer ist wohl wie du" Tune: SEELENBRĂ„UTIGAM |