94 | Psalm 94 | LM | |
CAN guilty man, indeed, believe That God Who made and knows the heart, Shall not the sinner’s crimes perceive Nor see into the inmost part? |
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2 | Shall He Who, with transcendent skill, Fashioned the eye and formed the ear; Who modelled nature to His will, Shall He not see? Shall He not hear? |
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3 | Shall He, Who framed the human mind, And bade its vital life to glow, Who all its varied powers combined, Shall He not see? Shall He not know? |
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4 | Surely His eye at once surveys All that intrudes creation’s space; He sees our thoughts, and marks our ways, He knows no bounds of time and place. |
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5 | Lord, as we bow beneath Thine eye, How dark our hearts, how wrong within; Hear our repentant, pleading cry, Pardon and cleanse away our sin. |
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Harriet Auber, 1773-1862 |