All thanks to the Lamb
All thanks to the Lamb. Charles Wesley* (1707-1788).
This was first published in Volume 2 of Hymns and Sacred Poems (1749), the book issued by Charles Wesley alone, but with his brother’s approval. It had seven stanzas:
All Thanks to the Lamb Who gives us to meet! His Love we proclaim, His Praises repeat: We own Him our Jesus Continually near, (in 1749 ‘Continally’) To pardon and bless us, And perfect us here.
In Him we have Peace, In Him we have Power, Preserv’d by his Grace Throughout the dark Hour, In all our Temptation He keeps us, to prove His utmost Salvation, His Fulness of Love.
Thro’ Pride and Desire Unhurt we have gone, Thro’ Water and Fire With us He went...
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