| Song | We Give Thee But Thine Own |
| Content Description | We Give Thee But Thine Own is a cherished hymn that encourages believers to offer their devotion, time, and resources to God. Its lyrics remind worshipers of faithful stewardship, gratitude, and spiritual responsibility. Perfect for Sunday services, church offerings, or family devotion, this hymn inspires a heart of generosity and praise. Worship leaders and congregants alike can draw inspiration from its melodic simplicity and profound message. Themes of giving, faithfulness, devotion, and gratitude shine through every line, making it a meaningful and enduring hymn for any worship setting. |
| Album | Most Popular Gospel Songs – Letter W |
| Genre | Contemporary Christian Music |
| Writer | William How |
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| Tags | We Give Thee But Thine Own |
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We Give Thee But Thine Own,
Whatever The Gift May Be;
All That We Have Is Thine Alone,
A Trust, O Lord, From Thee.
May We Thy Bounties Thus
As Stewards True Receive,
And Gladly, As Thou Blessest Us,
To Thee Our First Fruits Give.
O Hearts Are Bruised And Dead,
And Homes Are Bare And Cold,
And Lambs For Whom The Shepherd Bled
Are Straying From The Fold.
To Comfort And To Bless,
To Find A Balm For Woe,
To Tend The Lone And Fatherless
Is Angels’ Work Below.
The Captive To Release,
To God The Lost To Bring,
To Teach The Way Of Life And Peace
It Is A Christ-Like Thing.
And We Believe Thy Word,
Though Dim Our Faith May Be;
Whatever For Thine We Do, O Lord,
We Do It Unto Thee.
