| Song | The Holy Unconcern |
| Album | John Wesley’s Collection of Hymns |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
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| Tags | The Holy Unconcern |
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The Holy Unconcern
That I, Even I May Learn,
Show Me, Lord, The Dazzling Prize,
Thou Thyself My Teacher Be;
Then I Shall My Life Despise,
Only Wish To Live For Thee.
When I My Saviour Love,
Nor Life Nor Death Can Move
Partner Of Thy Weal Or Woe,
For That Blissful Sight I Sigh,
Crucified To All Below,
Only Wish For Thee To Die.
Thy Gospel-Minister,
I See My Business Here,
Witness Of Thy Saving Will,
Of Thy Free Unbounded Grace,
First Mine Office To Fulfil,
Then To Win And Close My Race.
I Ask Not How Or When,
But Be My Saviour Then;
Grant In Death My Sole Desire,
Bid Me Lay This Body Down,
Joyful In Thine Arms Expire,
Share Thine Everlasting Crown.
