| Song | Go With Me To Gethsemane |
| Content Description | “Go With Me To Gethsemane” is a solemn Christian hymn that invites believers to reflect on the suffering and prayer of Jesus Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane. With themes of obedience, sacrifice, sorrow, and divine love, the hymn draws worshippers into the emotional depth of Christ’s journey toward the cross. Its reflective lyrics make it especially meaningful during Lent, Holy Week, and Good Friday services. This timeless hymn continues to inspire Christians to meditate on the cost of salvation and the love of Christ displayed in His willingness to suffer for humanity. |
| Album | Passiontide Hymns |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
| Writer(s) | Charles M. Fillmore |
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| Tags | Hymn, Worship Song, Christian Music, Holy Week Hymn, Lenten Hymn, Good Friday |
| Theme(s) | Gethsemane, Prayer, Suffering, Obedience, The Cross |
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Go With Me To Gethsemane,
The Savior Bowed In Prayer There See,
While In His Bitter Agony,
He Sweats Great Drops Of Blood For Thee.
O Not By Silver, Nor By Gold,
Nor Things Corruptible As These,
But By His Precious, Priceless Blood,
Christ Gained Us Our Release.
Go! See Him Bound Of Hands And Feet,
While Scourge And Thong And Biting Lash,
Laid On By Brutal Soldiers Hands,
Draw Streams Of Blood From Many A Gash.
Go! See Again That Life-Blood Flow,
From Thorns That Pierce His Kindly Brow,
While Crowds Contemptuous Stand Around,
And, Mocking, Low Before Him Bow.
Go With Me Now To Calvary,
There See Him Hanging On The Tree
Until The Last Drops Of His Blood
Was Shed To Set This Vile World Free.



