The Ministry of Song
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' 'r^ OD'S everlasting love ! Wlmt wouldst vJT thou more ? ' O true and tender friend, well hast thou spoken. My heart vi^as restless, weary, sad, and sore, And longed and listened for some heaven-sent token : And, like a child that knows not why it cried, 'Mid God's full promises it moaned, * Unsatis- fied ! ' Yet there it stands, O love surpassing thought, So bright, so grand, so clear, so true, so glorious ; Love infinite, love tender, love unsought, Love changeless, love rejoicing, love vic...torious ! And this great love for us in boundless store : God's everlasting love ! What would we more ?
The Ministry of Song.
Yes, one thing more ! To know it ours in- deed, To add the conscious joy of full possession. O tender grace that stoops to every need ! This everlasting love hath found expression In loving-kindness, which hath gently drawn The heart that else astray too willingly had gone.
From no less fountain such a stream could flow, No other root could yield so fair a flower : Had He not loved, He had not drawn us so ; Had He not drawn, we had nor will nor power To rise, to come ; — the Saviour had passed by Where we in blindness sat without one care or cry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' 'r^ OD'S everlasting love ! Wlmt wouldst vJT thou more ? ' O true and tender friend, well hast thou spoken. My heart vi^as restless, weary, sad, and sore, And longed and listened for some heaven-sent token : And, like a child that knows not why it cried, 'Mid God's full promises it moaned, * Unsatis- fied ! ' Yet there it stands, O love surpassing thought, So bright, so grand, so clear, so true, so glorious ; Love infinite, love tender, love unsought, Love changeless, love rejoicing, love vic...torious ! And this great love for us in boundless store : God's everlasting love ! What would we more ?
The Ministry of Song.
Yes, one thing more ! To know it ours in- deed, To add the conscious joy of full possession. O tender grace that stoops to every need ! This everlasting love hath found expression In loving-kindness, which hath gently drawn The heart that else astray too willingly had gone.
From no less fountain such a stream could flow, No other root could yield so fair a flower : Had He not loved, He had not drawn us so ; Had He not drawn, we had nor will nor power To rise, to come ; — the Saviour had passed by Where we in blindness sat without one care or cry.
What to read after The Ministry of Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Havergal Frances Ridley to read onlineMoreLess
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