Thy wondrous sacrifice shall still TOUCHED WITH A FEELING OF OUR INFIRMITIES. HEN, wounded sore, the strick soul Lies bleeding and unbound, Only one Hand, a piercèd Hand, When sorrow swells the laden breast, Can feel the sinner's woe. When penitence has wept in vain 'T is Jesus' blood that washes white, His Hand that brings relief, His Heart that 's touched with all our joys, And feeleth for our grief. Lift up Thy bleeding Hand, O Lord, Unseal the cleansing tide; We have no shelter from our sin NOT OUR WORK. EARY, working, plodding one, Cease your "doing;" all was done Long, long ago! Jesus, from His lofty throne, Stooped to do and die; Everything was fully done — All that e'er was due. And nothing either great or small Remains for me to do! Till to Jesus' work you cling, By a simple faith, (c Doing” is a deadly thing, "Doing" ends in death. Cast your deadly "doing" down, Down at Jesus' feet; Stand in Him, in Him alone, Glorious and complete! THE GRIEF OF PLEASURES. HROUGH miry paths I labored on; Dark fell the mist, I could not see; But when my feet were almost gone, A Voice said- Turn, and look on Me. Who com'st Thoù, taunted like a thief O glance too kind for broken vow, For crime sinned often and afresh! O thorns, that wring the purest brow Made ever yet from human flesh! O printed hands, O printed feet, O side, dug to the quick with steel! I marvel, but no answering heat Strikes through my breast, to make it feel. |