| Song | Jesus The Sinner’s Friend To Thee |
| Content Description | “Jesus The Sinner’s Friend To Thee” is a deeply devotional Christian hymn that expresses repentance, humility, and confidence in the mercy of Jesus Christ. Written by Charles Wesley, the hymn highlights the compassionate love of Christ toward sinners and the hope of forgiveness through His grace. Its heartfelt lyrics encourage believers to draw near to the Savior with faith, trusting in His redeeming power and unfailing compassion. Revered in Methodist and traditional Christian worship, this timeless hymn continues to inspire worshippers to seek spiritual renewal, salvation, and peace through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. |
| Album | Our Great Redeemer’s Praise |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
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| Tags | Christian hymn, Wesley hymn, Methodist hymn, devotional worship, traditional church hymn |
| Theme(s) | Repentance, Grace, Mercy, Salvation, Devotion |
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Jesus, The Sinner’s Friend, To Thee,
Lost And Undone, For Aid I Flee,
Weary Of Earth, Myself, And Sin;
Open Thine Arms, And Take Me In.
Pity And Heal My Sin-Sick Soul;
’Tis Thou Alone Canst Make Me Whole;
Dark, Till In Me Thine Image Shine,
And Lost, I Am, Till Thou Art Mine.
At Last I Own It Cannot Be
That I Should Fit Myself For Thee:
Here, Then, To Thee I All Resign;
Thine Is The Work, And Only Thine.
What Shall I Say Thy Grace To Move?
Lord, I Am Sin, But Thou Art Love:
I Give Up Every Plea Beside–
Lord, I Am Lost, But Thou Hast Died.
