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My Savior and My God

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1 My Savior and my Lord, to Thee I give
This heart of mine, to be henceforth Thine own.
No worthiness have I to make my plea,
No right of gift save Thy command alone.

2 But this I have, and marv’lling at Thy grace,
I hesitate no more—Thou lovest me!
I recognise Thy right to this poor heart,
Thy right supreme, and yield it unto Thee.

3 Oh! reign therein, and keep it wholly Thine,
Make every pulse unto Thy blessèd will
To beat so full, so true, that evermore
My spirit Thou mayest sanctify and fill.


Source: Hymns of Consecration and Faith #458

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Author: Jean Sophia Pigott

Jean Sophia Pigott United Kingdom 1845-1882. Born at Leixlip, Ireland, she was a poet and hymn lyricist. She wrote “A royal service and other poems” (1877). She was a sister to William Frederick Pigott ,a missionary to China, He was murdered in the 1901 Boxer Rebellion, along with 76 other missionaries working with missionary, Hudson Taylor, but in other parts of China.. Taylor was overcome with grief to hear of the massacre, and took much comfort in Pigott’s hymn. She died at Leixlip, Ireland. John Perry Go to person page >

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Text Information

First Line: My Savior and my Lord, to Thee I give
Title: My Savior and My God
Author: Jean Sophia Pigott
Language: English
Publication Date: 1902
Copyright: This text is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before 1929.
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Tune

MORECAMBE

MORECAMBE was composed in 1870 by Frederick C. Atkinson (b. Norwich, England, 1841; d. East Dereham, England, 1896) as a setting for Henry Lyte's "Abide with Me" (442). It was first published in G. S. Barrett and E.J. Hopkins's Congregational Church Hymnal (1887). The tune is named for a coastal tow…

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