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wer, while I whispered, "Less of self, and more of Thee." Higher than the highest heaven, Deeper than the deepest sea, Lord, thy love at last hath conquered; Grant me now my supplication-- "None of self, and all of Thee." --Theodore Monod. INDWELLING O dwell in me, my Lord, That I in thee may dwell; Fulfill thy tender word, That thy evangels tell; In me Thou, I in thee, By thy sweet courtesy. But wilt thou my guest be, In this poor heart of mine? Thy guest? Is this for me In that pure heart of thine? In me thou, I in thee, By thy sweet courtesy. My chamber, Lord, prepare Whither thou deignest come; I may not seek to share The making of thy home; In me thou, I in thee, By thy sweet courtesy. Thy gracious gifts bestow, Humility and love; O cause my heart to glow By fire sent from above. In me thou, I in thee, By thy sweet courtesy. --Alexander B. Grosart. Thy name to me, thy nature grant; This, only this be given; Nothing besides my God I want, Nothing in earth or heaven. Come, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost And seal me thine abode; Let all I am in thee be lost, Let all I am be God. --Charles Wesley. PERFECTION O how the thought of God attracts, And draws the heart from earth, And sickens it of passing shows And dissipating mirth! 'Tis not enough to save our souls, To shun the eternal fires; The thought of God will rouse the heart To more sublime desires. God only is the creature's home, Though rough and strait the road; Yet nothing less can satisfy The love that longs for God. Oh, utter but the name of God Down in your heart of hearts, And see how from the world at once All tempting light departs. A trusting heart, a yearning eye Can win their way above; If mountains can be moved by faith Is there less power in love? How little of that road, my soul, How little hast thou gone! Take heart, and let the thought of God Allure thee further on. Dole not thy duties out to God, But let thy hand be free; Look long at Jesus; his sweet blood-- How was it dealt to thee? The perfect way is hard to flesh; It is not hard
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