Hymn V: Thy Faithfulness, Lord Poem by John Wesley

Hymn V: Thy Faithfulness, Lord

Rating: 3.4


Thy faithfulness, Lord, Each moment we find,
So true to thy word, So loving and kind!
Thy mercy so tender To all the lost race,
The vilest offender May turn and find grace.

The mercy I feel To others I show,
I set to my seal That Jesus is true:
Ye all may find favour Who come at his call,
O come to my Saviour, His grace is for all!

To save what was lost, from heaven he came;
Come, sinners, and trust In Jesus's name.
He offers you pardon; He bids you be free;
"If sin be your burden, O come unto me!"

O let me commend My Saviour to you,
The publican's friend And Advocate too,
For you he is pleading His merits and death,
With God interceding for sinners beneath.

Then let us submit His grace to receive,
Fall down at his feet And gladly believe:
We all are forgiven For Jesus's sake:
Our title to heaven His merits we take.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bernard F. Asuncion 07 September 2017

The true God is different from the Lord Jesus (John 17: 1-3) ..... To believe that the only true God is the Father alone, not Jesus, is to attain life eternal and salvation come Judgment Day.....

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Edward Kofi Louis 07 September 2017

Each moment we find! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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Anita Aparajita Das 07 September 2017

The mercy I feel To others I show, I set to my seal That Jesus is true: Ye all may find favour Who come at his call, O come to my Saviour, His grace is for all! Nicely penned. 10

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Subhas Chandra Chakra 07 September 2017

To save what was lost, from heaven he came; Come, sinners, and trust In Jesus's name. He offers you pardon; He bids you be free; If sin be your burden, O come unto me! A nice praise of Godly things. 10

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Liza Sudina 07 September 2017

These lines are all about Jesus! I share and love every line. They shine in me and bounce like a stone on the water leaving a long aftertaste!

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Kumarmani Mahakul 07 September 2017

With God interceding for sinners beneath... essence of the poem. Thanks and congratulation to his soul.

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