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1
If I gained the world, but lost the Savior, Were my life worth living for a day? Could my yearning heart find rest and comfort In the things that soon must pass away? If I gained the world, but lost the Savior, Would my gain be worth the lifelong strife? Are all earthly pleasures worth comparing For a moment with a Christ-filled life?
BmIf
I gained the
A
world,
but lost the
GSav
G-A
ior,
BmWere
my life worth
A
living
for a
G-A
day?
GCould
my yearning
A
heart
find
A-G
rest
and
G♭mcom
Bm
fort
CIn
the things that
G
soon
must pass
a
A
way?
If I
Bm
gained
the world,
D
but
lost the
G
Savior,
DWould
my
Bm
gain
be worth
D
the
lifelong
G-A
strife?
GAre
all earthly
A
pleasures
worth
com
D-Apar
Bm-D
ing
GFor
a moment
A
with
a Christ-filled
D-G-D
life?
2
Had I wealth and love in fullest measure, And a name revered both far and near, Yet no hope beyond, no harbor waiting, Where my storm-tossed vessel I could steer; If I gained the world, but lost the Savior, Who endured the cross and died for me, Could then all the world afford a refuge, Whither, in my anguish, I might flee?
Had I wealth and love in fullest measure,
And a name revered both far and near,
Yet no hope beyond, no harbor waiting,
Where my storm-tossed vessel I could steer;
If I gained the world, but lost the Savior,
Who endured the cross and died for me,
Could then all the world afford a refuge,
Whither, in my anguish, I might flee?
BmHad
I wealth and
A
love
in fullest
G G-A
measure,
BmAnd
a name
A
revered
both far and
G-A
near,
GYet
no hope
A
beyond,
no
A-G
harbor
G♭m Bm
waiting,
CWhere
my storm-tossed
G
vessel
I could
A
steer;
If I
Bm
gained
the world,
D
but
lost the
G
Savior,
DWho
Bm
endured
the cross
D
and
died for
G-A
me,
GCould
then all the
A
world
afford a
D-A Bm-D
refuge,
GWhither,
in my
A
anguish,
I might
D-G-D
flee?
3
O what emptiness!—without the Savior ’Mid the sins and sorrows here below! And eternity, how dark without Him! Only night and tears and endless woe! What, though I might live without the Savior, When I come to die, how would it be? O to face the valley’s gloom without Him! And without Him all eternity!
O what emptiness!—without the Savior
'Mid the sins and sorrows here below!
And eternity, how dark without Him!
Only night and tears and endless woe!
What, though I might live without the Savior,
When I come to die, how would it be?
O to face the valley's gloom without Him!
And without Him all eternity!
BmO
what
A
emptiness!—without
the
G G-A
Savior
Bm'Mid
the sins and
A
sorrows
here
G-A
below!
GAnd
A
eternity,
how
A-G
dark
G♭m
without
Bm
Him!
COnly
night and
G
tears
and endless
A
woe!
What, though
Bm
I
might live
D
without
the
G
Savior,
DWhen
I
Bm
come
to die,
D
how
would it
G-A
be?
GO
to face the
A
valley's
gloom
D-A
without
Bm-D
Him!
GAnd
without Him
A
all
D-G-D
eternity!
4
O the joy of having all in Jesus! What a balm the broken heart to heal! Ne’er a sin so great, but He’ll forgive it, Nor a sorrow that He does not feel! If I have but Jesus, only Jesus, Nothing else in all the world beside— O then everything is mine in Jesus; For my needs and more He will provide.
O the joy of having all in Jesus!
What a balm the broken heart to heal!
Ne’er a sin so great, but He’ll forgive it,
Nor a sorrow that He does not feel!
Verse 3 is very touching! It mentions "without the Savior" or "without Him" 5 times. Can you imagine all eternity in darkness without Him? What a mercy we have Him! This song makes me want to be saved again and again and this is exactly what we are experiencing today. Rom 5:10 says "If we... were reconciled to God... much more we shall be saved in His life."
Eph 3:17 says "That Christ may make His home in your hearts."
There are so many empty rooms in our heart, that is our mind, emotion and will. Rooms that are "without the Savior." Rooms that Christ wants to make home. Our real need today is for Christ to make His home in every part or our heart!
If I gained the world but lost the saviour! What emptiness! Everything on this earth will surely pass away, but the word of God will remain. We should set our minds on the things which are above!
The world is full of struggles, whether we are rich or poor. Even if we gain the whole world, we still would not have a true refuge for our storm-tossed vessel. But 'everything is mine in Jesus! '. When we have Jesus, then everything is ours.
A day without Jesus is truly the gloomiest. One tends to walk on eggshells, yet one's heart is usually to stubborn to turn back to Him. But Praise the Lord there's never a sin to great, but He'll forgive it, nor a sorrow that He does not feel! Saints, O what emptiness there is without the Savior. He is truly everything! Just believe in Him!
O then everything is mine in Jesus reminds me of Ephesians 1:3-5