| Song | Jesus I Come To Thee |
| Content Description | “Jesus, I Come to Thee” is a heartfelt Christian hymn that expresses repentance, surrender, and a longing for renewal in Christ. Written by William T. Sleeper, the hymn invites believers to come to Jesus for cleansing, forgiveness, and spiritual restoration. Its sincere and prayerful lyrics reflect a deep desire for grace and transformation through the Savior. Frequently sung in revival services and moments of personal reflection, this hymn leads worshippers into humility and faith. For those searching for songs about repentance and coming to Jesus, this timeless hymn offers a powerful expression of surrender and hope. |
| Album | Hymns For The Family Of God |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
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| Tags | Hymn, Worship, Prayer, Revival, Christian Life, Devotion |
| Theme(s) | Surrender, Repentance, Grace, Renewal, Forgiveness |
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Out Of My Bondage, Sorrow And Night,
Jesus, I Come, Jesus, I Come;
Into Thy Freedom, Gladness, And Light,
Jesus, I Come To Thee.
Out Of My Sickness Into Thy Health,
Out Of My Want And Into Thy Wealth,
Out Of My Sin And Into Thyself,
Jesus, I Come To Thee.
Out Of My Shameful Failure And Loss,
Jesus, I Come, Jesus, I Come;
Into The Glorious Gain Of Thy Cross,
Jesus, I Come To Thee.
Out Of Earth’s Sorrows Into Thy Balm,
Out Of Life’s Storms And Into Thy Calm,
Out Of Distress To Jubilant Psalm,
Jesus, I Come To Thee.
Out Of Unrest And Arrogant Pride,
Jesus, I Come, Jesus, I Come;
Into Thy Blessed Will To Abide,
Jesus, I Come To Thee.
Out Of Myself To Dwell In Thy Love,
Out Of Despair Into Raptures Above,
Upward For Aye On Wings Like A Dove,
Jesus, I Come To Thee.
Out Of The Fear And Dread Of The Tomb,
Jesus, I Come, Jesus, I Come;
Into The Joy And Light Of Thy Home,
Jesus, I Come To Thee.
Out Of The Depths Of Ruin Untold,
Into The Peace Of Thy Sheltering Fold,
Ever Thy Glorious Face To Behold,
Jesus, I Come To Thee.



