What mysteries, Lord, in Thee combine!
Jesus, once mortal, yet divine!
The first, the last, the end, the head,
The source of life among the dead.
O love, beyond the stretch of thought!
What matchless wonders hath it wrought!
My faith, while she the grace declares,
Trembles beneath the load she bears.
Hail, royal Conqueror o’er the grave,
Tender to pity, strong to save!
For ever live, for ever reign,
And prosperous may Thy throne remain!
Thy saints, obedient to Thy word,
With humble joy surround Thy board;
And, long as time pursues its race,
Proclaim Thy death, and shout Thy grace.
In fullest choir, where angels join
Their harps of melody divine,
Thy death inspires a song of praise,
New through Thy life’s eternal days.
Words: Philip Doddridge · 1702
What Mysteries, Lord, in Thee Combine
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