| Song | How Beauteous Were The Marks |
| Album | The Christian Hymn Book |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
| Writer(s) | A. Campbell And Others |
| Publisher / Copyrights | |
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| Tags | How Beauteous Were The Marks |
| Theme(s) | Life And Ministry |
| Scripture Reference(s) | |
| CCLI Song No |
How Beauteous Were The Marks Divine,
That In Thy Meekness Used To Shine;
That Lit Thy Lonely Pathway, Trod
In Wondrous Love, O Son Of God!
O, Who Like Thee—So Calm, So Bright,
So Pure, So Made To Live In Light?
O, Who Like Thee Did Ever Go
So Patient Through A World Of Woe?
O, Who Like Thee So Humbly Bore
The Scorn, The Scoffs Of Men, Before?
So Meek, Forgiving, Godlike, High,
So Glorious In Humility?
The Bending Angels Stooped To See,
The Lisping Infant Clasp Thy Knee,
And Smile, As In A Father’s Eye,
Upon Thy Mild Divinity.
And Death, Which Sets The Prisoner Free,
Was Pang, And Scoff, And Scorn To Thee;
Yet Love Through All Thy Torture Glowed,
And Mercy With Thy Life-Blood Flowed.
O, In Thy Light Be Mine To Go,
Illuming All My Way Of Woe;
And Give Me Ever On The Road
To Trace Thy Footsteps, Son Of God!
