| Song | Eternal Beam Of Light Divine |
| Album | John Wesley’s Collection of Hymns |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
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| Tags | Eternal Beam Of Light Divine |
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ETERNAL Beam Of Light Divine,
Fountain Of Unexhausted Love,
In Whom The Father’s Glories Shine
Through Earth Beneath, And Heaven Above;
Jesu, The Weary Wanderer’s Rest,
Give Me Thy Easy Yoke To Bear,
With Steadfast Patience Arm My Breast,
With Spotless Love, And Lowly Fear.
Thankful I Take The Cup From Thee,
Prepared And Mingled By Thy Skill,
Though Bitter To The Taste It Be,
Powerful The Wounded Soul To Heal.
Be Thou, O Rock Of Ages, Nigh!
So Shall Each Murmuring Thought Be Gone,
And Grief, And Fear, And Care, Shall Fly,
As Clouds Before The Mid-Day Sun.
Speak To My Warring Passions, “Peace!”
Say To My Trembling Heart, “Be Still!”
Thy Power My Strength And Fortress Is,
For All Things Serve Thy Sovereign Will.
O Death! Where Is Thy Sting? Where Now
Thy Boasted Victory, O Grave?
Who Shall Contend With God? Or Who
Can Hurt Whom God Delights To Save?
