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1
Dear Lord Jesus, precious Jesus, Thou hast won each love from me; Who like Thee—so fair and comely? Who like Thee—so sweet and lovely? Matchless One, unrivaled beauty, None can e’er compete with Thee!
GDear
Lord Jesus,
C
precious
G
Jesus,
Thou hast
D
won
each
A7
love
from
D
me;
Who like
D7
Thee—so
fair and
G
comely?
Who like
D7
Thee—so
sweet and
G
lovely?
Matchless One,
un
D7
rivaled
Em
beauty,
CNone
can
G
e'er
com
D7
pete
with
C-G
Thee!
2
Dear Lord Jesus, precious Jesus, Gladly will I hear Thy call; Since Thy voice my heart hath entered, I from all things could but sever; Void are all my other seekings, Every pride hath disappeared.
Dear Lord Jesus, precious Jesus,
Gladly will I hear Thy call;
Since Thy voice my heart hath entered,
I from all things could but sever;
Void are all my other seekings,
Every pride hath disappeared.
GDear
Lord Jesus,
C
precious
G
Jesus,
Gladly
D
will
I
A7
hear
Thy
D
call;
Since Thy
D7
voice
my heart hath
G
entered,
I from
D7
all
things could but
G
sever;
Void are all my
D7
other
Em
seekings,
CEvery
G
pride
hath
D7 C-G
disappeared.
3
Dear Lord Jesus, precious Jesus, How can I still stubborn be? At Thy feet cast all my hard’nings, And return with songs and singings; ’Tis my love to be Thy bondslave, ’Tis my joy to Thee obey.
Dear Lord Jesus, precious Jesus,
How can I still stubborn be?
At Thy feet cast all my hard'nings,
And return with songs and singings;
’Tis my love to be Thy bondslave,
’Tis my joy to Thee obey.
GDear
Lord Jesus,
C
precious
G
Jesus,
How can
D
I
still
A7
stubborn
D
be?
At Thy
D7
feet
cast all my
G
hard'nings,
And
D7
return
with songs and
G
singings;
’Tis my love to
D7
be
Thy
Em
bondslave,
C’Tis
my
G
joy
to
D7
Thee
C-G
obey.
4
Dear Lord Jesus, precious Jesus, Thy way only will I choose; Though in tears while I’m obeying, Yet I would not change my standing; All I long for is Thy pleasure, And the peace Thy love would bring.
Dear Lord Jesus, precious Jesus,
Thy way only will I choose;
Though in tears while I'm obeying,
Yet I would not change my standing;
All I long for is Thy pleasure,
And the peace Thy love would bring.
GDear
Lord Jesus,
C
precious
G
Jesus,
Thy way
D
only
A7
will
I
D
choose;
Though in
D7
tears
while I'm
G
obeying,
Yet I
D7
would
not change my
G
standing;
All I long for
D7
is
Thy
Em
pleasure,
CAnd
the
G
peace
Thy
D7
love
would
C-G
bring.
5
Dear Lord Jesus, precious Jesus, When Thy presence does depart, Seems the dawn has lost its traces, Hidden are my smiling faces; All I yearn for is Thy coming And Thy presence’ sweet embrace.
Dear Lord Jesus, precious Jesus,
When Thy presence does depart,
Seems the dawn has lost its traces,
Hidden are my smiling faces;
All I yearn for is Thy coming
And Thy presence' sweet embrace.
GDear
Lord Jesus,
C
precious
G
Jesus,
When Thy
D
presence
A7
does
D
depart,
Seems the
D7
dawn
has lost its
G
traces,
Hidden
D7
are
my smiling
G
faces;
All I yearn for
D7
is
Thy
Em
coming
CAnd
Thy
G
presence'
D7
sweet
C-G
embrace.
6
Dear Lord Jesus, precious Jesus, Can I tell it all to Thee? Thou my love and satisfaction, Thou my everlasting portion; Thou art all that I desire, Nothing else I would pursue.
Dear Lord Jesus, precious Jesus,
Can I tell it all to Thee?
Thou my love and satisfaction,
Thou my everlasting portion;
Thou art all that I desire,
Nothing else I would pursue.
GDear
Lord Jesus,
C
precious
G
Jesus,
Can I
D
tell
it
A7
all
to
D
Thee?
Thou my
D7
love
and
G
satisfaction,
Thou my
D7
everlasting
G
portion;
Thou art all that
D7
I
Em
desire,
CNothing
G
else
I
D7
would
C-G
pursue.
7
Dear Lord Jesus, precious Jesus, All I have I give to Thee; Who like Thee—so fair and comely? Who like Thee—so sweet and lovely? Matchless One, unrivaled beauty, None can e’er compete with Thee!
Dear Lord Jesus, precious Jesus,
How can I still stubborn be?
At Thy feet cast all my hard’nings,
And return with songs and singings;
’Tis my love to be Thy bondslave,
’Tis my joy to Thee obey.
Dear Lord Jesus, precious Jesus,
Thy way only will I choose;
Though in tears while I’m obeying,
Yet I would not change my standing;
All I long for is Thy pleasure,
And the peace Thy love would bring.
O Lord, thank You for being to precious to us!
The whole key to the journey of joy described in this hymn seems to be abandoning yourself completely into the care of Jesus/God. Letting go 100% and not holding something back for yourself. This means a lot of "brain software" has to change, which only God can do, obviously, while you let his spirit put you into the potter's hands. The change includes mostly trusting Him instead of xxx. Trusting instead of calculating, trusting instead of figuring, trusting instead of trying to be good, trusting instead of trying anything at all, trusting instead of trying to love, trusting instead of trying to arrange your environment, trusting instead of trying to be humble... you can add your own case. Even trusting instead of trying to trust, because you KNOW the one who lives in you has all the trust anyone can ever need. And I believe this "trust instead of xxx" signifies living the authentic cross.
Lord Jesus, though in tears while I’m obeying,
Yet I would not change my standing;
All I long for is the peace Thy love would bring.
All I yearn for is Thy coming
And Thy presence’ sweet embrace.
Dear Lord Jesus,thou are my love and satisfaction,
Thou are my everlasting portion,
Nothing else would I pursue.
Who like Thee—so sweet and lovely?
None can e’er compete with Thee!