| Song | Ah Whither Should I Go |
| Content Description | “Ah Whither Should I Go” is a reflective Christian hymn often attributed to Charles Wesley that expresses the believer’s dependence on God for direction and guidance. The hymn raises a heartfelt question of where one can turn except to the Lord, affirming that true peace and security are found only in Him. The “Ah Whither Should I Go lyrics” encourage worshippers to trust God in every decision, trial, and season of life. This timeless hymn continues to inspire believers to walk in faith, relying fully on God’s wisdom and steadfast care. |
| Album | Christian Hymnal – Series 2 |
| Genre | Praise & Worship |
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| Publisher / Copyrights | John Wesley’s Collection of Hymns |
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| Tags | hymn, Charles Wesley, guidance, trust, worship |
| Theme(s) | Guidance, Trust, Faith, Surrender, Dependence on God |
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Ah Whither Should I Go,
Burdened, And Sick, And Faint?
To Whom Should I My Troubles Show,
And Pour Out My Complaint?
My Saviour Bids Me Come,
Ah! Why Do I Delay?
He Calls The Weary Sinner Home,
And Yet From Him I Stay!
What Is It Keeps Me Back,
From Which I Cannot Part,
Which Will Not Let My Saviour Take,
Possession Of My Heart?
Some Cursed Thing Unknown
Must Surely Lurk Within,
Some Idol, Which I Will Not Own,
Some Secret Bosom-Sin.
Jesu, The Hindrance Show,
Which I Have Feared To See:
Yet Let Me Now Consent To Know
What Keeps Me Out Of Thee:
Searcher Of Hearts, In Mine
Thy Trying Power Display;
Into Its Darkest Corners Shine,
And Take The Veil Away.
I Now Believe In Thee
Compassion Reigns Alone;
According To My Faith To Me
O Let It, Lord, Be Done!
In Me Is All The Bar,
Which Thou Wouldst Fain Remove;
Remove It, And I Shall Declare
That God Is Only Love.
