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Caught By th' Almighty Hand

Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: The A.M.E. Zion Hymnal #359 (1999) Meter: 6.6.8.6 D Lyrics: 1 Caught by th’Almighty hand, That Spirit of the Lord, Carried beyond myself I stand, A witness of His word; I see the book unseal'd, Least of the prophets’ sons, I mark Ezekiel’s valley fill'd With visionary bones! 2 Many they are and dry, Spread thro' the open vale, Millions of lifeless souls they lie Within the Christian pale: I pass the churches thro', The scatter'd bones I see, And Christendom appears in view An hideous Calvary. 3 Can these dry bones perceive The quick'ning power of grace, Or Christian infidels retrieve The life of righteousness? All good, almighty Lord, Thou know’st Thine own design, The virtue of Thine own great word, The energy divine. 4 Now for Thy mercy’s sake, Let Thy great wWord proceed, Dispens'd by whom Thou wilt, to wake The spiritually dead; Send forth to prophesy Thy chosen messenger, And Thou the Gospel word apply, And force the world to hear. 5 Hear ye dry bones, and feel The word of truth and grace: I will in you myself reveal, I will your spirits raise; (Jehovah speaks the word) The promise is for you, Ye shall be gradually restor'd, And fashion'd all anew. 6 Cover'd with flesh and skin Ye shall your Saviour know, And find the breath of life within, Which I on all bestow: The joyful news receive. The grace to sinners given, The knowledge of your Lord, and live The sinless life of heaven. AMEN. Topics: Lay and Ordained Ministry Languages: English Tune Title: PASTOR BONUS
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Caught By Th'Almighty Hand

Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #11020 Meter: 7.6.8.6 D First Line: Caught by th’Almighty hand Lyrics: 1 Caught by th’Almighty hand, That Spirit of the Lord, Carried beyond myself I stand, A witness of His Word; I see the book unsealèd, Least of the prophets’ sons, I mark Ezekiel’s valley filled With visionary bones! 2 Many they are and dry, Spread through the open vale, Millions of lifeless souls they lie Within the Christian pale: I pass the churches through, The scattered bones I see, And Christendom appears in view A hideous Calvary. 3 Can these dry bones perceive The quickening power of grace, Or Christian infidels retrieve The life of righteousness? All-good, almighty Lord, Thou know’st Thine own design, The virtue of Thine own great Word, The energy divine. 4 Now for Thy mercy’s sake, Let Thy great Word proceed, Dispensed by whom Thou wilt, to wake The spiritually dead; Send forth to prophesy Thy chosen messenger, And Thou the Gospel word apply, And force the world to hear. 5 "Hear, ye dry bones, and feel The word of truth and grace: I will in you Myself reveal, I will your spirits raise," Jehovah speaks the word! The promise is for you, Ye shall be gradually restored, And fashioned all anew. 6 Lord, while at Thy command Thy servants prophesy, O let it spread through every land The sound of Jesus nigh! The dead professors shake, And with Thy quickening breath, Dispose their senseless souls to wake Out of the sleep of death. Languages: English Tune Title: ALFORD

Caught by the almighty hand

Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: The A. M. E. Zion Hymnal #458 (1957)

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