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1 Can such poor feeble Worms as we
Praise and adore our Saviour's Name?
Or bring a Tribute Lord to thee?
Or half thy Pow'r and Love proclaim?
2 We stand amaz'd, when we behold
Thy Glory and thy Beauty Lord!
Thy Love and Grace can ne'er be told,
Which thou to Mortals dost afford.
3 Yet Lord, we would attempt thy Praise,
We would exalt thy Holy Name;
Lord, we would walk in thy sweet Ways;
And sing, and tell thy wond'rous Fame.
4 Fain would our Souls mount up to thee,
And Feast forever on thy Love;
And Praise the sacred Deity,
As Angels do that dwell above.
| Text Information | |
|---|---|
| First Line: | Can such poor feeble worms as we |
| Language: | English |
| Publication Date: | 1791 |
| Topic: | Longing after Christ |
| Notes: | Public Domain. |
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