Christ, come to this world of sin,
Had no welcome at the inn,
Though the rich might dwell within –
In all this His glory shone.
Dwelling with the poor and meek
He was helper of the weak
Close to sinners, yet unique –
In all this His glory shone.
When His scared disciples fled,
When the Lord was bound and led,
When men buffeted His head –
In all this His glory shone.
Though men nailed Him to the tree,
Though He bore God’s wrath for me,
Though He died to set me free –
In all this His glory shone.
Through the ages many a saint
Bore man’s fire without complaint,
Spirit strong, though body faint –
In all this His glory shone.
Had no welcome at the inn,
Though the rich might dwell within –
In all this His glory shone.
Dwelling with the poor and meek
He was helper of the weak
Close to sinners, yet unique –
In all this His glory shone.
When His scared disciples fled,
When the Lord was bound and led,
When men buffeted His head –
In all this His glory shone.
Though men nailed Him to the tree,
Though He bore God’s wrath for me,
Though He died to set me free –
In all this His glory shone.
Through the ages many a saint
Bore man’s fire without complaint,
Spirit strong, though body faint –
In all this His glory shone.
Amen! The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful poem/song; praise God for the glory of the cross:)
ReplyDeleteIn all his glory shone through, beautifully put.
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