In the Hour of Trial: Sing to the Lord 446
In the hour of trial, Jesus is pleaded to prevent denial and wavering, bringing to mind Gethsemane and Calvary. Requesting strength to bear sorrow and pain while casting cares upon Him, leading to eternal life.
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In the hour of trial, Jesus, plead for me, lest by base denial I depart from thee; when thou seest me waver, with a look recall, nor for fear or favour suffer me to fall. [Sing to the Lord 446]
2. With forbidden pleasures would this vain world charm, or its sordid treasures spread to work me harm bring to my remembrance sad Gethsemane, or, in darker semblance, cross-crowned Calvary.
3. Should thy mercy send me sorrow, toil and woe, or should pain attend me on my path below, grant that I may never fail thy hand to see; grant that I may ever cast my cares on thee.
4. When in dust and ashes to the grave I sink, when heav n sglory flashes o er the shelving brink, on thy truth relying through that mortal strife, Lord, receive me, dying, to eternal life. Sing to the Lord 446 Public domain Text: James Montgomery, 1834, alt. Tune: Spencer Lane, 1879
