O loving Lord, who art for ever seeking

O loving Lord, who art for ever seeking. William Vaughan Jenkins* (1868-1920). This appeared in Jenkins’s Grave and Gay (1921, published after his death and containing poems by his daughter also). It was entitled ‘A Hymn’, followed by ‘“Wherefore… I was not disobedient unto the Heavenly vision.” – St. Paul.’ It was printed in MHB, BHB and HP.   O loving Lord, who art for ever seeking  Men of Thy mind, intent to do Thy will,Strong in Thy strength, Thy power and grace bespeaking;  Faithful to Thee, through good report and ill - To Thee we come, and humbly make confession,  Faithless so oft, in thought and word and deed,Asking that we may have, in true possession,  Thy free forgiveness in our...