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My Jesus, as thou wilt

Hymnal: The Sabbath Hymn and Tune Book #264a (1859) Tune Title: WILTZ
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I Weep, But Do Not Yield

Author: Horatius Bonar Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #12248 Meter: 12.12.12.12 First Line: I weep, but do not yield, I mourn, yet still rebel Lyrics: 1 I weep, but do not yield, I mourn, yet still rebel; My inmost soul seems steeled, cold and immoveable. The wound is sharp and deep; my spirit bleeds within; And yet I lie asleep, and still I sin, I sin. 2 My bruisèd soul complains of stripes without, within; I feel these piercing pains— yet still I sin, I sin. O’er me the low cloud hung its weight of shade and fear; Unmoved I passed along, and still my sin is here. 3 Yon massive mountain-peak the lightning rends at will; The rock can melt or break— I am unbroken still. My sky was once noon-bright, my day was calm the while, I loved the pleasant light, the sunshine’s happy smile. 4 I said, my God, oh, sure, this love will kindle mine; Let but this calm endure, then all my heart is Thine. Alas, I knew it not! the summer flung its gold Of sunshine o’er my lot, and yet my heart was cold. 5 Trust me with prosperous days, I said, O spare the rod; Thee and Thy love I’ll praise, my gracious, patient God. Must I be smitten, Lord? Are gentler measures vain? Must I be smitten, Lord? Can nothing save but pain? 6 Thou trusted me a while; alas! I was deceived; I reveled in the smile, yet to the dust I cleaved. Then fierce the tempest broke, I knew from whom it came; I read in that sharp stroke a Father’s hand and name. 7 And yet I did Thee wrong; dark thoughts of Thee came in— A froward, selfish throng— and I allowed the sin! I did Thee wrong, my God, I wronged Thy truth and love; I fretted at the rod, against Thy power I strove. 8 I said, my God, at length, this stony heart remove; Deny all other strength, but give me strength to love. Come nearer, nearer still, let not Thy light depart; Bend, break this stubborn will, dissolve this iron heart. 9 Less wayward let me be, more pliable and mild, In glad simplicity more like a trustful child. Less, less of self each day, and more, my God, of Thee; O keep me in the way, however rough it be. 10 Less of the flesh each day, less of the world and sin; More of Thy Son, I pray, more of Thyself within. Riper and riper now, each hour let me become, Less fit for scenes below, more fit for such a home. 11 More molded to Thy will, Lord, let Thy servant be, Higher and higher still, liker and liker Thee. Leave naught that is unmeet; of all that is mine own; Strip me, and so complete my training for the throne. Languages: English Tune Title: WILTZ

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