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Let Me Be Thine
Author: William Bennett Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: Thine, Lord, O may I be
Let Me Be Thine
[Thine, Lord, O may I be]
Appears in 2 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: W. Bennett Incipit: 32161 55132 32161 Used With Text: Let Me Be Thine
[Thine, Lord, O may I be]
Let Me be Thine
Author: W. Bennett Hymnal: The Bright Array #157 (1889) First Line: Thine, Lord, O may I be Lyrics: 1 Thine, Lord, O may I be,
Teach me Thy will;
Draw my cold heart to Thee,
With rapture thrill;
Banish my guilty fear,
Dry every bitter tear,
My troubled spirit cheer,
Say, “Peace, be still.”
2 Keep me in danger’s hour
Near to Thy side;
On me Thy Spirit pour,
With me abide;
Bid every doubt depart,
Fully possess my heart;
Mine be that better part,
In Thee to hide.
3 Thus shall I sweetly prove,
While here below,
Thy tender, dying love,
Thee truly know;
And when my work is done,
When I the race have run,
May glory’s crown be won,
Sweet rest with Thee. Scripture: Mark 4:39 Tune Title: [Thine, Lord, O may I be]
Let Me be Thine
Let Me Be Thine
Author: W. Bennett Hymnal: Chapel Melodies #5 (1868) First Line: Thine, Lord, O may I be Languages: English Tune Title: [Thine, Lord, O may I be]
Let Me Be Thine
W. Bennett
Author of "Let Me be Thine" in The Bright Array William Bennett, probably lived between 1847 and 1927, his work appeared in hymnals starting about 1867.
Dianne Shapiro
W. Bennett
