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1
Lord Jesus, I long in Thy presence to live, From morning to evening my one world Thou art; O let not my heart be contented or rest When loving or seeking what with Thee doth part. Each moment, each day, throughout suff’ring and pain, When nought in the world can give comfort or cheer, When sighing and weeping encompasses me, Lord, still all my sighing and wipe every tear.
DLord
Jesus,
G
I
D
long
in Thy
G
presence
to
D
live,
AFrom
Bm
morning
A
to
D
evening
A
my
D
one
world
E
Thou
A7
art;
O
D
let
not
G
my
D
heart
be
con
G
tented
or
D
rest
AWhen
D
loving
A
or
Bmseek
D
ing
G
what
D
with
Thee
A7
doth
D
part.
Each
A
moment,
each day, throughout
E7
suff'ring
and
A
pain,
When nought in the world can give
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comfort
or
A
cheer,
A7When
D
sighing
A7
and
D
weeping
en
G
compasses
D
me,
ALord,
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still
all
A
my
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D
ing
G
and
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wipe
ev
A7
ery
G-D
tear.
2
Each time when I dream of the goodness of life, I pray Thee, dear Lord, that Thou in it may be; O do not allow me to choose by myself, Nor seek any pleasure that’s other than Thee. Each night when alone in the stillness I lie, I pray Thee, Lord Jesus, that Thou wilt be near; Each morning ere dawn comes, while still in my sleep, Then whispering call me and open my ear.
Each time when I dream of the goodness of life,
I pray Thee, dear Lord, that Thou in it may be;
O do not allow me to choose by myself,
Nor seek any pleasure that's other than Thee.
Each night when alone in the stillness I lie,
I pray Thee, Lord Jesus, that Thou wilt be near;
Each morning ere dawn comes, while still in my sleep,
Then whispering call me and open my ear.
DEach
time when
G
I
D
dream
of the
G
goodness
of
D
life,
AI
Bm
pray
Thee,
A
dear
D
Lord,
that
A
Thou
D
in
it
E
may
A7
be;
O
D
do
not
G D
allow
me to
G
choose
by
D
myself,
ANor
D
seek
A
any
Bm D
pleasure
G
that's
D
other
A7
than
D
Thee.
Each
A
night
when alone in the
E7
stillness
I
A
lie,
I pray Thee, Lord Jesus, that
E7
Thou
wilt be
A
near;
A7Each
D
morning
A7
ere
D
dawn
comes, while
G
still
in my
D
sleep,
AThen
D A
whispering
Bm
call
D
me
G
and
D
open
A7
my
G-D
ear.
3
Each time, Lord, when reading in Thy holy Word, I pray that Thy glory may shine on each line, That clearly I’ll see what a Savior I have And how great salvation that Thou hast made mine. When helpless I come, Lord, to kneel at Thy throne, I pray Thee to hear me and grant me Thy grace; If thru my shortcomings Thou hear not my prayer, Withdraw not Thy presence, O hide not Thy face.
Each time, Lord, when reading in Thy holy Word,
I pray that Thy glory may shine on each line,
That clearly I'll see what a Savior I have
And how great salvation that Thou hast made mine.
When helpless I come, Lord, to kneel at Thy throne,
I pray Thee to hear me and grant me Thy grace;
If thru my shortcomings Thou hear not my prayer,
Withdraw not Thy presence, O hide not Thy face.
DEach
time, Lord,
G
when
D
reading
in
G
Thy
holy
D
Word,
AI
Bm
pray
that
A
Thy
D
glory
A
may
D
shine
on
E
each
A7
line,
That
D
clearly
G
I'll
D
see
what a
G
Savior
I
D
have
AAnd
D
how
great
A Bm D
salvation
G
that
D
Thou
hast
A7
made
D
mine.
When
A
helpless
I come, Lord, to
E7
kneel
at Thy
A
throne,
I pray Thee to hear me and
E7
grant
me Thy
A
grace;
A7If
D
thru
my
A7 D
shortcomings
Thou
G
hear
not my
D
prayer,
A DWithdraw
not
A
Thy
Bm D
presence,
G
O
D
hide
not
A7
Thy
G-D
face.
4
Each time when of heavenly blessings I think, O let my heart long to be raptured to Thee; My only hope here is Thy coming again, My only joy there, Lord, Thy presence will be. Lord, teach me each day in Thy presence to live, From morning to evening my one world Thou art; O let not my heart be contented or rest When loving or seeking what with Thee doth part.
Each time when of heavenly blessings I think,
O let my heart long to be raptured to Thee;
My only hope here is Thy coming again,
My only joy there, Lord, Thy presence will be.
Lord, teach me each day in Thy presence to live,
From morning to evening my one world Thou art;
O let not my heart be contented or rest
When loving or seeking what with Thee doth part.
DEach
time when
G
of
D
heavenly
G
blessings
I
D
think,
AO
Bm
let
my
A
heart
D
long
to
A
be
D
raptured
E
to
A7
Thee;
My
D
only
G
hope
D
here
is Thy
G
coming
D
again,
AMy
D
only
A
joy
Bm
there,
D
Lord,
G
Thy
D
presence
A7
will
D
be.
Lord,
A
teach
me each day in Thy
E7
presence
to
A
live,
From morning to evening my
E7
one
world Thou
A
art;
A7O
D
let
not
A7
my
D
heart
be
G
contented
or
D
rest
AWhen
D
loving
A
or
Bm D
seeking
G
what
D
with
Thee
A7
doth
G-D
part.
Copyright Living Stream Ministry. Used by permission.
I learned this hymn during my early years in the Lord. It's like a very sweet prayer unto the Lord. What touches me is the phrase -- "O let not my heart be contented or rest, when loving or seeking what with Thee doth part". In our human life on this earth, we can get easily attracted to many things other than Christ. Consciously or unconsciously, we are pursuing many things in this world which are not pleasing to the Lord. We may think that it's just alright but sooner or later we will find that our hearts are not at rest and still not contented. Then we must know that it is because we are loving and seeking many things other than Christ. Only Christ can satisfy us and fill us. Praise the Lord.
When we pray in our reading of the Word, we turn the verses we have read into prayer. When we pray, we must forget everything else and have only the Lord and His word. Hymns, #389 says, "From morning to evening my one world Thou art." This means that when we seek the Lord, we have only one world: "O Lord, You are my world; I seek You." When you pray a simple prayer like this, whatever you read and understand will enter into you. Once the word enters your spirit, it becomes the Spirit and life. However, if you do not pray, then the word that you read will not become the Spirit, nor will it become life.