Piano Demo
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Hymnal Number
131Resource Type:
Keys included:
G
About this Hymn
Go to him with your sorrow; he will turn it into joy. Go to him with your death; he will transform it into life. Go to him with your sins; he will forgive them frankly. Go to him with your stony heart; he will take it out of you, and give you the heart of flesh. Go to him with your chains; he will snap them asunder. Go to him with your hunger; he will feed you; with your thirst, he will give you drink; with every burden and care and weakness, he will remove them all. – Horatius Bonar
Lyrics
Verse 1
I hear the words of love;
I gaze upon the blood;
I see the mighty sacrifice,
and I have peace with God.
Verse 2
'Tis everlasting peace,
sure as Jehovah's name;
'tis stable as his steadfast throne,
forevermore the same.
Verse 3
The clouds may go and come,
and storms may sweep my sky,
this blood-bought friendship changes not;
the cross is ever nigh.
Verse 4
My love is ofttimes low;
my joy still ebbs and flows;
but peace with him remains the same;
no change Jehovah knows.
Verse 5
I change—he changes not;
the Christ can never die;
his love, not mine, the resting place;
his truth, not mine, the tie.
I hear the words of love;
I gaze upon the blood;
I see the mighty sacrifice,
and I have peace with God.
Verse 2
'Tis everlasting peace,
sure as Jehovah's name;
'tis stable as his steadfast throne,
forevermore the same.
Verse 3
The clouds may go and come,
and storms may sweep my sky,
this blood-bought friendship changes not;
the cross is ever nigh.
Verse 4
My love is ofttimes low;
my joy still ebbs and flows;
but peace with him remains the same;
no change Jehovah knows.
Verse 5
I change—he changes not;
the Christ can never die;
his love, not mine, the resting place;
his truth, not mine, the tie.
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Attribution & Copyright
Words: Horatius Bonar, 1861
Music: Louis Bourgeois, 1551; adapt. William Crotch, 1836; harm. W. H. Havergal, 1847, alt.
Music: Louis Bourgeois, 1551; adapt. William Crotch, 1836; harm. W. H. Havergal, 1847, alt.