When
I was as impoverished as a beggar in a ditch
The
Son of God came up to me, raised me, and made me rich;
He
gave me treasures far surpassing all that I had lost
And
told me in His grace that He Himself had borne the cost.
When
I came to the Father, impecunious and distressed,
He
welcomed me, He kissed me and He clothed me in the best;
He
took away the filthy rags worn from the distant land
And
gave me sandals for my feet, His ring to deck my hand.
The
Holy Spirit has the wealth of heaven in His care
Available
for all the saints who own Christ Lord to share;
He
decorates and dignifies the features of the bride,
Then
helps her grace the place that she will have at Jesus’ side.
Now
unto God who made us rich, whose giving is immense,
There
rises our responsive praise, our nard and frankincense;
To
Him who is the source of all we gladly bow the knee
And
willingly acknowledge “of Thine own we give to Thee”.
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