22 (2) | Psalm 22 Version 2 | LM | |
SUCH grief was Thine, such deep distress, Such pain, O Christ, intense and real, Subject to all the pangs of death, And such forsakenness to feel. |
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2 | The powers of darkness hem Thee round, Malice with rage and hatred roar, And human nature melts like wax, As life and strength to death outpour. |
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3 | No sorrows more, no greater hurt, No more humiliation sore, No greater judgement, heavier stroke, Has ever been, nor evermore. |
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4 | For Thou hast borne a host of hells To raise our souls to life above; That we may glorify Thy name And feed upon Thy glorious love. |
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5 | Such sorrows never shall be mine! My Lord has borne them all away; O may this heart to all declare Thy lovingkindness every day. |
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