| Song | Jesus I Love Thy Charming Name |
| Album | The Christian Hymn Book |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
| Writer(s) | A. Campbell And Others |
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| Tags | Jesus I Love Thy Charming Name |
| Theme(s) | Mediatorial Reign |
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Jesus, I Love Thy Charming Name;
’Tis Music To My Ear;
Fain Would I Sound It Out So Loud
That All The Earth Might Hear.
Yes, Thou Art Precious To My Soul,
My Transport And My Trust;
Jewels To Thee Are Gaudy Toys,
And Gold Is Sordid Dust.
All That My Ardent Soul Can Wish
In Thee Doth Richly Meet;
Nor To My Eyes Is Light So Dear,
Nor Friendship Half So Sweet.
Thy Grace Shall Dwell Upon My Heart,
And Shed Its Fragrance There;
The Noblest Balm Of All Its Wounds,
The Cordial Of Its Care.
I’ll Speak The Honours Of Thy Name
With My Last Labouring Breath;
And, Dying, Triumph In Thy Cross—
The Antidote Of Death.
