Hymns From the Morningland
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II Young and old Thy mercy claim, -- Some are early at the gate, Some are late to own Thy name, Surely none, though late, too late!
III Blessed, who with morning sun, Hopeful at Thy portals wait; Yea, and when the day is done, Blessed they who find the gate.
IV Ah, Good Lord, when Thou wert here, Homeless, in our world of sin, Few, to give Thee warmth and cheer, Called their weary Lord within.
V Sad, repenting, full of fear, Hoping, doubting, still we wait; As we call, in mercy ...hear;-- Open, Lord, to us the gate.
I Burdened with a heavy load, Lord, we come, for Thou art calling; Rough and toilsome is the road, And the night around is falling.
II Sin, the burden that we bear, Fills us with a dread to meet Thee; Yet, we yield not to despair, But for mercy would entreat Thee.
III From the cross a glorious light Falls upon our path to cheer us; And a hope on pinions bright Hovers, in the darkness, near us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II Young and old Thy mercy claim, -- Some are early at the gate, Some are late to own Thy name, Surely none, though late, too late!
III Blessed, who with morning sun, Hopeful at Thy portals wait; Yea, and when the day is done, Blessed they who find the gate.
IV Ah, Good Lord, when Thou wert here, Homeless, in our world of sin, Few, to give Thee warmth and cheer, Called their weary Lord within.
V Sad, repenting, full of fear, Hoping, doubting, still we wait; As we call, in mercy ...hear;-- Open, Lord, to us the gate.
I Burdened with a heavy load, Lord, we come, for Thou art calling; Rough and toilsome is the road, And the night around is falling.
II Sin, the burden that we bear, Fills us with a dread to meet Thee; Yet, we yield not to despair, But for mercy would entreat Thee.
III From the cross a glorious light Falls upon our path to cheer us; And a hope on pinions bright Hovers, in the darkness, near us.
What to read after Hymns From the Morningland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brownlie John to read onlineMoreLess
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