| Song | Thou Bidd’st Me Ask, And With The Word |
| Content Description | “Thou Bidd’st Me Ask, And With The Word” is a heartfelt Christian hymn that emphasizes the power of prayer and the faithfulness of God’s promises. Through reverent lyrics and a spirit of devotion, the hymn encourages believers to confidently seek the Lord in prayer and trust in His unfailing guidance. Themes of faith, hope, worship, and divine assurance are beautifully expressed throughout the song, making it meaningful for church worship, prayer meetings, and personal reflection. “Thou Bidd’st Me Ask, And With The Word” continues to inspire Christians to draw near to God with trust and expectation. |
| 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 | Christian Hymn, Worship, Devotion, Prayer, Faithfulness |
| Theme(s) | Prayer, Faith, Trust, Hope, God’s Promises |
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Thou Bidd’st Me Ask, And With The Word
Dost Give The Power To Pray;
I Ask The Mercy Of My Lord
To Take My Sins Away;
The Sins With Which I Cannot Part
I Pray Thee To Remove,
And Calm, And Purify My Heart
By Thy Forgiving Love.
If My Obduracy Impede
The Current Of Thy Grace,
If Unlamented Crimes Forbid,
And Will Not Let Thee Bless;
The Contrite Sense, The Grief Divine,
Thou Only Canst Bestow;
Strike This Hard Rocky Heart Of Mine;
And Let The Waters Flow.
Repentance, Permanent And Deep,
To Thy Poor Suppliant Give,
Indulge Me At Thy Feet To Weep,
When Thou Hast Bid Me Live;
When Thou Record’st My Sins No More,
O May I Still Lament,
A Sinner, Saved By Grace, Adore,
A Pardoned Penitent.
I Ask Not Aught Whereof To Boast,
But Let Me Feel Applied
The Blood That Ransomed Sinners Lost.
And By Thy Cross Abide;
Myself The Chief Of Sinners Know,
Till All My Griefs Are Past;
And Of My Gracious Acts Below,
Repentance Be The Last.
