Harmonious to the ear;
Heav’n with the echo shall resound,
And all the earth shall hear.
Never powerless!
It is Christ who lives in me,
In His exhaustlessness.
In life’s eternal book;
’Twas grace that gave me to the Lamb,
Who all my sorrows took.
To tread the pilgrim road;
And new supplies each hour I meet
While pressing on to God.
And made my eyes o’erflow;
’Tis grace which kept me to this day,
And will not let me go.
Through everlasting days;
It lays in love the topmost stone,
And well deserves the praise.
My heart with strength divine;
May all my powers to Thee aspire,
And all my days be Thine.
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Davao City, Philippines
Hallelujah! We need to enjoy the Lord as our all-sufficient grace by singing hymns and praising Him! Singing hymns must be part our daily living instead of speaking in corrupt way! We must minister grace to others! Hallelujah!
Dublin, Ireland
This DIVINE hymn has been continually be in my life. Without the GRACE of GOD I just don't know what human being can, will do in life. May HIS Grace be sufficient for us all.
Brooks, Alberta, Canada
Grace taught my wandering feet to tread the pilgrim road.
'tis grace which keep me to this day, and will not let me go.
What surpassing riches of God's grace this is! This hymn surely
makes my eyes overflow with joy and gratefulness, thankful
to God's full and complete salvation by grace alone, Hallelujah!
Lagos, Nigeria
The wordings of this hymn has ministered to me greatly particularly in my local language (Yoruba). May those who need God's grace receive inspiration from this hymn.
Makurdi, Benue, Nigeria
This song just came up to my mind this morning as I got to the office. My heart was filled with some burden and I just needed to listen to an hymn that will help me. Thank You Jesus for this Great grace it has seen me through till now. May God bless the writer of this hymn.
Asikuma, Central Region, Ghana
Oh Lord Jesus, what a charming sound I hear this evening. First time i'm hearing this song and it is grace, grace, grace...hallelujah for the all sufficient grace, Amen.
Abuja, Nigeria
When I was a kid in the Methodist church of Nigeria, I used to hear my mother sing this song in Yoruba, (ore ofe sha) and whenever I heard her sing it I do understand the value she placed on the song, herself coming from a Muslim background. I didn't fully understand the import of the song until many years after when I dedicated my live to Christ and looking back now, it is only the Grace of God that has brought me thus far, anytime I hear or sing this song, tears well up in my eyes as it does now. Grace really is a charming sound.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Just as Ruby wrote above, this hymn is popular in the Anglican Church of Nigeria where I learned to sing it from an early age. I searched the internet for it tonight to share it with a friend so that it may encourage her as it has encouraged and comforted me for many years. Thanks to the website host/owner for the music and the lyrics.
Jomtien Beach, Chonburi, Thailand
Absolutely awe-inspiring words from the author of "Rock of Ages," whose profound words, "Nothing in my hands I bring, Simply to The cross I cling," have been a beacon of light and a compass of hope to me in my 55 years of missionary service. Rev. Toplady gives insight to the depths and heights of God's grace. His words bring boldness in the face of Satan's attacks, and comfort and solace in times of discouragement.
Atlanta, GA, United States
This is one of the most beloved hymns in Nigeria where I'm originally from. The chorus of the version we sing is "Saved by grace alone! This is all my plea. Jesus died for all mankind and Jesus died for me." I find this tune to be very soothing and calming, like He is standing right by me. Grace! Grace! Grace! That's what it's all about, for no one can earn this great salvation. Thank you for this site.