Give me a sight, O Savior

Deep and searching words in the third verse..
My open sins, my secret sins..
Can all forgiven be.

Psalm 139 comes to mind. There is nothing hidden from Almighty God. He sees it all. King David was deceived into thinking that he had gotten off after taking another man's wife. But on his confession he was forgiven but paid a heavy price as his family life was destroyed. O the perils of infidelity. How rich and free is the grace of God. But we all need to repent, confess and tell the truth. Repentance is an ongoing work. Almighty God will never compromise on his purity and Holiness.

This hymn is wonderful. You'll find it in the Redemption Hymnal.

A wonderful hymn, the words thrill me, I could only think of the first line but cant find it in any hymn or song book

In this brief life it is good for us to attempt to take it in, but truthfully eternity may not long enough for us to do so.

The chorus of this hymn came to mind as I read Luke 22.63-65 in J B Phillips version, "Then the men who held Jesus made a great game of knocking him about. And they blindfolded him and asked him, "Now, prophet, guess who hit you that time! " And that was only the beginning of the way they insulted him."

What a wonderful and challenging Hymn especially as we approach Easter.

How much do we really understand of the cost for our Salvation!

This is also my favourite song to sing amongst so many others early in the morning to my Lord.

This was one of my mother's favourite hymns and sung at her funeral 11 years ago---only a year after I found out I had a 'full' - not half or step sister after over 50 years of not knowing! Indeed, her secret sin as no-one in her close Christian family circle knew; my grandfather being an evangelist who lived 'by faith.'

I love this hymn. It speaks to me of God's love for me and of the desire to reciprocate that by crowning Him sovereign in my life