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Jesus! that name we love, Jesus, our Lord! Jesus, all names above, Jesus, the Lord! Thou, Lord, our all must be; Nothing that’s good have we, Nothing apart from Thee. Jesus, our Lord!
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2
As Son of Man it was, Jesus, the Lord! Thou gav’st Thy life for us, Jesus, our Lord! Great was indeed Thy love, All other loves above, Love Thou didst dearly prove, Jesus, our Lord!
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3
Righteous alone in Thee, Jesus, the Lord! Thou wilt a refuge be, Jesus, our Lord! Whom, then, have we to fear, What trouble, grief, or care, Since Thou art ever near, Jesus, our Lord!
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4
Soon Thou wilt come again, Jesus, the Lord! We shall be happy then, Jesus, our Lord! When Thine own face we see, Then shall we like Thee be, Then evermore with Thee, Jesus, our Lord!
Lord, we have nothing good apart from You. Be our all, Lord Jesus. Our Lord's dear, lovely name appears 14 times in this song—let's take these 14 opportunities and many more to enjoy His name and His dear person. Jesus, Jesus, Jesus!
Whom then have we to fear, what trouble grief or care, since thou are ever near, Jesus our Lord. Amen ... blood of the spirit of Christ Jesus you are our victory!!! In your economy and in your oneness
How should we select a second hymn? Someone may suggest Hymns, #437, "Hast thou heard Him, seen Him, known Him," but this is not suitable. We must firmly grasp this principle: we need to touch the feeling of the meeting. After singing Hymns, #213 and offering a prayer on how the Lord gave Himself and shed His blood for us, we could also continue with Hymns, #65, "Jesus! that name we love." Stanza 2 is especially appropriate, saying, "As Son of Man it was, / Jesus, the Lord! / Thou gav'st Thy life for us, / Jesus, our Lord! / Great was indeed Thy love, / All other loves above, / Love Thou didst dearly prove, / Jesus, our Lord!" This hymn continues the feeling of the earlier prayer and further strengthens the subject.
We need to learn to differentiate the Lord's names from the Father's names. In our personal time it would be good to read Hymns, #65 through #80, concerning the names of the Lord. In order to address or praise the Lord Himself directly, we need to know His names.