322. Jesus, gentlest Savior
6.5.6.5
Eudoxia:
Sabine Baring-Gould, 1868
Frederick William Faber, 1854;
Alt.
Jesus, gentlest Savior, God of might and power, Thou thyself art dwelling With us at this hour. | Nature cannot hold thee, Heaven is all too strait For thine endless glory And thy royal state. | Out beyond the shining Of the farthest star, Thou art ever stretching Infinitely far. | Yet the hearts of children Hold what worlds cannot, And the God of wonders Loves the lowly spot. | Jesus, gentlest Savior, Thou art with us now; Fill us with thy goodness Till our hearts o'erflow. | 296 Multiply our graces; Give us love and fear, And, dear Lord, the chiefest, Grace to persevere! | O how can we thank thee For a gift like this, Gift that truly maketh Heaven's eternal bliss? | |