| Song | Justly Thou Might’st, In Helpless Age |
| Content Description | “Justly Thou Might’st, In Helpless Age” is a reflective Christian hymn that acknowledges human weakness while magnifying God’s justice and mercy. The lyrics express humility and dependence on divine grace, reminding believers of their need for God’s compassion and forgiveness. With a tone of reverence and introspection, this hymn invites worshippers to seek God’s presence with a contrite heart. Whether used in quiet devotion or solemn worship settings, Justly Thou Might’st, In Helpless Age lyrics inspire repentance, gratitude, and trust in God’s righteous love. |
| Album | Christian Hymnal – Series 2 |
| Genre | Praise & Worship |
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| Publisher / Copyrights | John Wesley’s Collection of Hymns |
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| Tags | Hymn, Worship, Mercy, Justice, Repentance, Devotion |
| Theme(s) | Human Weakness, Divine Justice, Mercy, Repentance, Humility |
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Justly Thou Might’st, In Helpless Age,
Thy Most Unworthy Servant Leave,
Leave Me To Faint In Life’s Last Stage,
And Never More My Sins Forgive,
Leave Me To Breathe My Slighted Prayer,
And Perish In Extreme Despair.
But Lo! I From Thy Justice, Lord,
To Thy Redeeming Grace Appeal!
Justice Awakes Its Flaming Sword
Against The Man Thou Lov’st So Well;
He Paid My Ransom With His Blood,
And God Hath Quenched The Wrath Of God.
Whate’er I Have Of Evil Done,
Or Said, Or Thought, On Him Was Laid;
My Trust Is In Thy Bleeding Son,
My Fainting Soul On Christ Is Stayed:
Father, Regard His Sacrifice,
And Bid Me Live, For Jesus Dies.
With Humble Faith His Death I Plead,
And, Covered With The Atoning Blood,
Calmly I Sink Among The Dead,
The Dead Who Ever Live To God,
Secure In That Great Day To Rise,
And Share Thy Kingdom In The Skies.
