To Behold Thee
From weariness of sin I turn at last, O Lord, to Thee,
My eyes and heart grown dim from looking long on vanity.
I venture toward Thy radiance then, compelled to come by grace,
And in the pages of Thy Word behold Thy lovely face.
(chorus)
Each grace in all its fullness on Thy countenance I see.
Great tenderness of mercy, blazing light of purity.
Thine eyes are wells of love and wisdom, settled peace Thy brow,
Before the whole of perfect beauty, I in worship bow.
(chorus)
When someday I before Thee stand, a debtor to Thy grace,
And gaze with heaven's eyes upon the brightness of Thy face,
Transformed into Thy likeness, all my sin thrust far away,
With millions of redeemed ones, I will lift my voice and say:
Chorus:
Face of glory, turned upon me, I cannot but Thee adore.
To behold Thee, O my Savior, is to love Thee more and more.
-Eileen Berry
My eyes and heart grown dim from looking long on vanity.
I venture toward Thy radiance then, compelled to come by grace,
And in the pages of Thy Word behold Thy lovely face.
(chorus)
Each grace in all its fullness on Thy countenance I see.
Great tenderness of mercy, blazing light of purity.
Thine eyes are wells of love and wisdom, settled peace Thy brow,
Before the whole of perfect beauty, I in worship bow.
(chorus)
When someday I before Thee stand, a debtor to Thy grace,
And gaze with heaven's eyes upon the brightness of Thy face,
Transformed into Thy likeness, all my sin thrust far away,
With millions of redeemed ones, I will lift my voice and say:
Chorus:
Face of glory, turned upon me, I cannot but Thee adore.
To behold Thee, O my Savior, is to love Thee more and more.
-Eileen Berry
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