| Song | And Didst Thou Love The Race |
| Content Description | “And Didst Thou Love The Race” is a thoughtful Christian hymn that reflects on the depth of Christ’s love for humanity and the sacrifice He made for salvation. With themes of grace, redemption, and divine compassion, the hymn invites believers to meditate on the cross and the incredible love of Jesus shown through His suffering and death. Its reverent and devotional lyrics make it a meaningful choice for worship services, especially during Lent and Holy Week. This timeless hymn continues to inspire gratitude, reflection, and deeper faith in Christ’s redeeming love. |
| Album | Passiontide Hymns |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
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| Tags | Hymn, Worship Song, Christian Music, Gospel Hymn, Good Friday, Church Worship |
| Theme(s) | Christ’s Love, The Cross, Redemption, Grace, Salvation |
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And Didst Thou Love The Race That Loved Not Thee?
And Didst Thou Take To Heaven A Human Brow?
Dost Plead With Man’s Voice By The Marvelous Sea?
Art Thou His Kinsman Now?
O God, O Kinsman Loved, But Not Enough,
O Man, With Eyes Majestic After Death,
Whose Feet Have Toiled Along Our Pathways Rough,
Whose Lips Drawn Human Breath!
By That One Likeness Which Is Ours And Thine,
By That One Nature Which Doth Hold Us Kin,
By That High Heaven Where, Sinless, Thou Dost Shine
To Draw Us Sinners In;
By Thy Last Silence In The Judgment Hall,
By Long Foreknowledge Of The Deadly Tree,
By Darkness, By The Wormwood And The Gall,
I Pray Thee Visit Me.
Come, Lest This Heart Should, Cold And Cast Away,
Die Ere The Guest Adored She Entertain
Lest Eyes Which Never Saw Thine Earthly Day
Should Miss Thy Heavenly Reign.
