Lord, I Am Thine, Entirely Thine

lyricist: Samuel Davies (1723–1761)
Composer: Luther Emerson (1820–1915)

Lord

I am Thine

en­tire­ly Thine

Purchased and saved by blood di­vine;

With full con­sent Thine I would be

And own Thy sov­er­eign right in me.

Grant one poor sin­ner more a place

Among the child­ren of Thy grace—

A wretch­ed sin­ner

lost to God

But ran­somed by Im­ma­nu­el’s blood.

Thine would I live

Thine would I die

Be Thine through all eter­ni­ty;

The vow is past be­yond re­peal

And now I set the so­lemn seal.

Here

at that cross where flows the blood

That bought my guil­ty soul for God

Thee my new mas­ter now I call

And con­se­crate to Thee my all.

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