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We found "search­ing" used in 20 sacred songs, each carrying a unique message of faith.

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What heart can com­pre­hend Thy name,
Thy man­na-drop­ping tongue to hear,
Jehovah from His throne on high
His de­ci­sion to ab­ide.
How pure the soul must be
And cheer­ing when hearts are for­lorn.
O Lord, my in­most heart and thought
And He sees each mor­tal
And He sees each mor­tal
Or make my bed in hell,
Unrighteous works their hands have wrought.
Holy Je­sus, grant us tears,
To darkest shades of end­less night,
Or make my bed in hell,
Strangers might think we all are wheat;
And let my life ap­pear
And do­ing good there is not one.
His ev­er­last­ing all.
My ut­most wick­ed­ness;
But gloomy cav­erns strove in vain

search­ing

Who art with­in, a quick­en­ing flame,
Each sec­ret of our soul sur­veys!
On all that dwell below;
When all our sins those books re­veal?
It shrinks not, but with calm de­light
O come as the sin cleans­ing flood;
Where’er I rest, wher­e’er I go,
You can’t do wrong and get by.
You can’t do wrong and get by.
Wherever I may dwell.
Looked down the sons of men to try,
Ere the hour of doom ap­pears.
But death and hell must all ap­pear
Wherever I may dwell.
Each heart ap­pears with­out dis­guise.
To mine my ways make clear.
Did all the sons of men re­gard;
My in­most pow­ers can see,
What I have done amiss.
Their dark de­signs were all re­vealed,

O Thou, in All Thy Might So Far

lyricist: Frederick Hosmer, 1876
Composer: Uzziah Burnap, 1856
Hymn 1

...What heart can com­pre­hend Thy name,

Or, search­ing, find Thee out,

Who art with­in, a quick­en­ing flame,...

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What heart can com­pre­hend Thy name,

Or, search­ing, find Thee out,

Who art with­in, a quick­en­ing flame,

O Thou, in All Thy Might So Far

Incarnate Word, Who, Wont to Dwell

lyricist: Reginald Heber (1783–1826)
Composer: Johann Schein, 1628
Hymn 2

...Thy man­na-drop­ping tongue to hear,

And think—e’en now, Thy search­ing gaze

Each sec­ret of our soul sur­veys!...

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Thy man­na-drop­ping tongue to hear,

And think—e’en now, Thy search­ing gaze

Each sec­ret of our soul sur­veys!

Incarnate Word, Who, Wont to Dwell

Jehovah from His Throne on High

lyricist: The Psalter, 1912
Composer: Lowell Mason, 1839
Hymn 3

...Jehovah from His throne on high

Looks down with clear and search­ing eye

On all that dwell below;...

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Jehovah from His throne on high

Looks down with clear and search­ing eye

On all that dwell below;

Jehovah from His Throne on High

The Judgment Has Set

Composer: Franklin Belden, 1886
Hymn 4

...His de­ci­sion to ab­ide.

O, how shall we stand that mo­ment of search­ing,

When all our sins those books re­veal?...

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His de­ci­sion to ab­ide.

O, how shall we stand that mo­ment of search­ing,

When all our sins those books re­veal?

The Judgment Has Set

Eternal Light

lyricist: Thomas Binney, 1826
Composer: Henry Morley, 1875
Hymn 5

...How pure the soul must be

When, placed within Thy search­ing sight,

It shrinks not, but with calm de­light...

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How pure the soul must be

When, placed within Thy search­ing sight,

It shrinks not, but with calm de­light

Eternal Light

O Comforter, Gentle and Tender

Composer: Albert Simpson, 1897
Hymn 6

...And cheer­ing when hearts are for­lorn.

O come as the heart search­ing fire,

O come as the sin cleans­ing flood;...

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And cheer­ing when hearts are for­lorn.

O come as the heart search­ing fire,

O come as the sin cleans­ing flood;

O Comforter, Gentle and Tender

O Lord, My Inmost Heart and Thought

lyricist: The Psalter, 1912
Composer: Michael Lonneke, 2005
Hymn 7

...O Lord, my in­most heart and thought

Thy search­ing eye doth see;

Where’er I rest, wher­e’er I go,...

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O Lord, my in­most heart and thought

Thy search­ing eye doth see;

Where’er I rest, wher­e’er I go,

O Lord, My Inmost Heart and Thought

You Can’t Do Wrong and Get By

Composer: Lethal Ellis, 1929
Hymn 8

...And He sees each mor­tal

With a search­ing eye:

You can’t do wrong and get by....

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And He sees each mor­tal

With a search­ing eye:

You can’t do wrong and get by.

You Can’t Do Wrong and Get By

You Can’t Do Wrong and Get By

Composer: Lethal Ellis, 1929
Hymn 9

...And He sees each mor­tal

With a search­ing eye:

You can’t do wrong and get by....

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And He sees each mor­tal

With a search­ing eye:

You can’t do wrong and get by.

You Can’t Do Wrong and Get By

The All-Seeing Eye

Composer: Elizabeth Clark, 1879
Hymn 10

...Or make my bed in hell,

Behold, Thy search­ing eye ab­ides

Wherever I may dwell....

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Or make my bed in hell,

Behold, Thy search­ing eye ab­ides

Wherever I may dwell.

The All-Seeing Eye

The God Who Sits Enthroned on High (1)

lyricist: The Psalter, 1912
Composer: Johann Schein (1586–1630)
Hymn 11

...Unrighteous works their hands have wrought.

From Heav­en the Lord with search­ing eye

Looked down the sons of men to try,...

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Unrighteous works their hands have wrought.

From Heav­en the Lord with search­ing eye

Looked down the sons of men to try,

The God Who Sits Enthroned on High (1)

Lord, in This Thy Mercy’s Day

lyricist: Isaac Williams, 1842
Composer: Johann Crüger, 1640
Hymn 12

...Holy Je­sus, grant us tears,

Fill us with heart search­ing fears,

Ere the hour of doom ap­pears....

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Holy Je­sus, grant us tears,

Fill us with heart search­ing fears,

Ere the hour of doom ap­pears.

Lord, in This Thy Mercy’s Day

Now Is the Time, th’Accepted Hour

lyricist: Attributed to Will­iam Cow­per (1731–1800)
Composer: Chetham’s Psalmody, 1718
Hymn 13

...To darkest shades of end­less night,

From that all-search­ing eye?

But death and hell must all ap­pear...

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To darkest shades of end­less night,

From that all-search­ing eye?

But death and hell must all ap­pear

Now Is the Time, th’Accepted Hour

The All-Seeing Eye

Composer: Elizabeth Clark, 1879
Hymn 14

...Or make my bed in hell,

Behold, Thy search­ing eye ab­ides

Wherever I may dwell....

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Or make my bed in hell,

Behold, Thy search­ing eye ab­ides

Wherever I may dwell.

The All-Seeing Eye

Though in the Outward Church Below

lyricist: John Newton, 1779
Composer: Genevan Psalter, 1551
Hymn 15

...Strangers might think we all are wheat;

But to the Lord’s all-search­ing eyes,

Each heart ap­pears with­out dis­guise....

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Strangers might think we all are wheat;

But to the Lord’s all-search­ing eyes,

Each heart ap­pears with­out dis­guise.

Though in the Outward Church Below

Search Me, O God! (Bottome)

lyricist: Francis Bottome, 1877
Composer: Day’s Psalter, 1563
Hymn 16

...And let my life ap­pear

As seen by Thine all search­ing eye—

To mine my ways make clear....

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And let my life ap­pear

As seen by Thine all search­ing eye—

To mine my ways make clear.

Search Me, O God! (Bottome)

The God Who Sits Enthroned on High (2)

lyricist: From Psalm 14
Composer: Anonymous
Hymn 17

...And do­ing good there is not one.

From Heav’n with search­ing eye the Lord

Did all the sons of men re­gard;...

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And do­ing good there is not one.

From Heav’n with search­ing eye the Lord

Did all the sons of men re­gard;

The God Who Sits Enthroned on High (2)

“Behold, I Come,” the Savior Cries

lyricist: Philip Doddridge (1702–1751)
Composer: 16th Century
Hymn 18

...His ev­er­last­ing all.

Blest Je­sus, whose all search­ing eye

My in­most pow­ers can see,...

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His ev­er­last­ing all.

Blest Je­sus, whose all search­ing eye

My in­most pow­ers can see,

“Behold, I Come,” the Savior Cries

O God, to Know That Thou Art Just

lyricist: Arthur Mason, 1889
Composer: John Stainer, 1875
Hymn 19

...My ut­most wick­ed­ness;

Set, Lord, in Thy most search­ing light

What I have done amiss....

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My ut­most wick­ed­ness;

Set, Lord, in Thy most search­ing light

What I have done amiss.

O God, to Know That Thou Art Just

Shout to the Lord, and Let Our Joys

lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1694
Composer: Thomas Arne, 1762
Hymn 20

...But gloomy cav­erns strove in vain

To ’scape all-search­ing eyes.

Their dark de­signs were all re­vealed,...

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But gloomy cav­erns strove in vain

To ’scape all-search­ing eyes.

Their dark de­signs were all re­vealed,

Shout to the Lord, and Let Our Joys

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