Text: | For the Tempted, Lord, We Pray |
Author: | Ellen M. H. Gates |
Tune: | [For the tempted, Lord, we pray] |
Composer: | Ira D. Sankey |
1 For the tempted, Lord, we pray;
For the souls that go astray;
Weak and weary, tempest-tost,
Stars all hid, and compass lost;
Sailors on the dang’rous seas,—
God of love, we pray for these.
2 For the tempted, Lord, we pray;
Thou didst make them, Thine are they:
When alluring forms are nigh,
When a thousand voices cry,
Loud and clear above them all
Let them hear Thy tender call.
3 For the tempted, Lord, we pray;
For the souls that go astray,
Beaten back by storm and sleet,
Scorned by all they chance to meet;
On them let Thy mercy shine,
Still remember they are Thine.
4 For the tempted, Lord, we pray;
Dust and ashes—such are they?
Hear them while they make their moan;
Thou canst save and Thou alone:
See, their feet are on the sands;
Christ of Calvary, hold their hands.
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First Line: | For the tempted, Lord, we pray |
Title: | For the Tempted, Lord, We Pray |
Author: | Ellen M. H. Gates |
Publication Date: | 1902 |
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Topic: | Temperance; Temptation-Trial |
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Name: | [For the tempted, Lord, we pray] |
Composer: | Ira D. Sankey |