Oh, from myself deliver

Lord Jesus, I still love You.

By singing this hymn, The Holy Spirit uses the words of this hymn to conquer and subdue our inward parts that are not aligned with the inward parts of Christ. Because we are not yet mature to fully open our being to obey the leading of the indwelling Spirit and we still live in our flesh and are waiting for the redemption of our body. This hymn causes us to surrender all by melting our inward parts to be remolded into His shape to reflect Christ to others by partaking of the divine nature to live Christ and escape the corruption Of our lusts. Singing this hymn has a subduing effect on our being by matching our longing to escape the misery of living in our self by expressing the desires of the self always which leaves us miserable with the need of experiencing the deeper cross experienced our brother Watchman Nee.

As we come to know the significance of leprosy, we must praise the Lord and thank Him from our heart for the salvation that He has prepared.

I appreciate this song because it is like a detox. When we first believed we partook of God’s life and nature. Then as we go through our Christian life we enjoy all the riches of Christ as the Spirit. Eventually we see how sick and poisoned we are in our self. Then the cry from this realization is expressed in the chorus, “Oh from my self deliver from all it’s misery... (Then running into the Lord’s arms) ; I’d henceforth be forever Completely filled with Thee. ” Thank You Lord! Praise the Lord!

1 Lord, may Thy blood now cleanse me,
Wash all my sins away,
That with Thy Holy Spirit
Thou may anoint, I pray.
My service, I confess, Lord,
Is failure-full and weak;
The filling of Thy Spirit
To live for Thee I seek.

Chorus
Oh, from myself deliver,
From all its misery;
I’d henceforth be forever
Completely filled with Thee.
2 Oh, Lord, how dry my heart is,
It yearns and pants for Thee;
The filling of Thy Spirit
Is now my fervent plea.
Within the smitten Rock, Lord,
I would entirely hide;
Pour thru Thy living water,
Till I am satisfied.
3 How cold my heart has been, Lord,
How slow obeying Thee;
So fill me with Thy Spirit,
I’ll ne’er rebellious be.
I lie upon Thy altar
And dare not move away;
Oh, may Thy flame descending
Consume my all, I pray.
4 Oh, may Thy Cross within me
Deepen its work and burn
In me enlarge Thy measure,
And me to ashes turn.
Oh, may Thy Spirit fill me
Each day more than before,
And may Thy living water
On me and thru me pour.

O dear Lord, deliver me; from myself; draw me closer, my Lord. What a lovely hymn; the words really fit:

I praise and love You my heavenly Father. Amen.

O Lord! My service is failure full and weak, I confess shamefully. May Your cross deepen its work within me and burning me into ashes so that the Holy Spirit will fill me each day more than before.

Oh may the Lord fill me with His Spirit until am one with Him in reality.

Lord, thank You for each revelation on ‘the self’ in Your economy.

From the deepest part of our being, we praise You for the visions and enlightenments on ‘the self’ given from You to each one of us in the Body, which are evermore needed for “the death operating in us”(2 Cor. 4:12).

God's forgiveness "married" David's transgression and repentance, and this marriage brought forth the man named Solomon, who built the temple of God; Solomon is a type of Christ and of those who experience Christ to be one with them.