I stand all bewildered with wonder

I stand all bewildered with wonder. Wilbur F. Crafts* (1850-1922). Written at some time before 1873, when (according to hymnary.org.) it appeared in Winnowed Hymns: a Collection of Sacred Songs, especially adapted for revivals, prayer, and camp meetings. Crafts was ordained as a Methodist minister in 1872 (he later became a Congregationalist, and then a Presbyterian), so this is the work of a youthful enthusiast. It had four stanzas and a refrain:   I stand all bewildered with wonder,    And gaze on the ocean of love;   And over its waves to my spirit     Comes peace like a heavenly dove. Refrain:   The cross now covers my sins;     The past is under the blood;   I am trusting in Jesus for...