Which feels its own in­fir­mi­ty;

"Which feels its own in­fir­mi­ty;" appears in 1 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

“Which feels its own in­fir­mi­ty;”· 1 hymn found
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Ah, Sav­ior, keep my trem­bling heart,

Which feels its own in­fir­mi­ty;

One mo­ment, Lord, if Thou depart,

Woe to the Man, Eternal Woe

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1762
Composer: Talmage Bittikofer, 1921
Hymn 1

...Ah, Sav­ior, keep my trem­bling heart,

Which feels its own in­fir­mi­ty;

One mo­ment, Lord, if Thou depart,...

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Ah, Sav­ior, keep my trem­bling heart,

Which feels its own in­fir­mi­ty;

One mo­ment, Lord, if Thou depart,

Woe to the Man, Eternal Woe

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