Words & Music: , Songs of the Evan­gel, 1927:

Out of the pur­ple sha­dows of the Bor­der­land God had called me back to life and ser­vice. I re­mem­ber some­thing of those days dur­ing which, semi-con­scious, I ho­vered be­tween two worlds. I had suf­fered so ter­ri­bly and so long, and was brok­en in every fi­bre of my be­ing. But as my blood quick­ened, as my eyes be­gan to clear, and the frag­rance of the love­ly Spring breathed up­on me through the open win­dow, the pre­cious re­al­i­ty of life was ver­i­fied to me. Again to speak for Him, again to live for Him, again to win lost souls for Him! The price­less­ness of that trea­sure over­whelmed me! With fin­gers that trem­bled I made my first ef­fort up­on the strings of my be­loved harp, and the new con­se­cra­tion of my ev­ery fa­cul­ty crys­tal­lized in the song: ‘I Bring Thee All.’

Father of love, of justice and of mercy,
Thou art the dawn, the star at eventide;
Show Thou Thy face, and light my way to Calv’ry,
There all my sins in Thee to hide.
I bring Thee all my sins,
None can forgive but Thee.

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I bring Thee all, I bring Thee all;
O, give Thyself to me, I bring Thee all.

O Thou, of Whom the heav’ns are but a symbol,
Be Thou the sun that draws my heart to Thee;
Be Thou the light the stars at night do kindle,
Thy love is more than all to me.
I bring Thee all my heart,
None do I love like Thee.

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O Man of Sorrows, praying in the garden,
Thy sweat as blood falls down upon the ground.
In that dark agony my sins are pardoned;
My solace in Thy grief is found.
I bring Thee all my tears,
None can console like Thee.

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