| Song | No Strength Of Nature Can Suffice |
| Content Description | No Strength Of Nature Can Suffice is a deeply theological Christian hymn that emphasizes the truth that human strength and effort cannot achieve salvation. It highlights the sufficiency of God’s grace and the finished work of Jesus Christ on the cross. The song calls believers to humility, faith, and complete reliance on Christ alone for salvation. These worship lyrics inspire reverence, gratitude, and trust in God’s redemptive power, reminding us that salvation is a gift of grace, not human achievement. |
| Album | Most Popular Gospel Songs – Letter N |
| Genre | Contemporary Christian Music |
| Writer | William Cowper |
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| Tags | Hymn, Christian music, gospel, grace, worship, salvation, theology |
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No Strength Of Nature Can Suffice
To Serve The Lord Aright;
And What She Has, She Misapplies,
For Want Of Clearer Light.
How Long Beneath The Law I Lay
In Bondage And Distress!
I Toiled The Precept To Obey,
But Toiled Without Success.
Then To Abstain From Outward Sin
Was More Than I Could Do;
Now, If I Feel Its Power Within,
I Feel I Hate It Too.
Then All My Servile Works Were Done
A Righteousness To Raise;
Now, Freely Chosen In The Son,
I Freely Choose His Ways.
What Shall I Do Was Then The Word,
That I May Worthier Grow?
What Shall I Render To The Lord?
Is My Inquiry Now.
To See The Law By Christ Fulfilled,
And Hear His Pardoning Voice;
Changes A Slave Into A Child,
And Duty Into Choice.



