Ashamed of Christ! My Soul, Disdain

Ashamed of Christ! my soul

dis­dain

The mean

un­gen­er­ous thought:

Shall I dis­own that Friend

whose blood

To man sal­vation brought?

With hap­py news of love and peace

From Heav’n to earth He came:

For us en­dured the pain­ful cross

For us des­pised the shame.

At His com­mand

we must take up

Our cross with­out de­lay:

Our lives—and thou­sands more like ours

His love can ne’er re­pay.

Each faith­ful suffer­er Jesus views

With in­fin­ite delight;

Their lives to Him are dear; their deaths

Are pre­cious in His sight.

To bear His name

His cross en­dure

Our high­est hon­or this!

Who nob­ly suf­fers now for Him

Shall reign with Him in bliss.

But should we in the ev­il day

From our pro­fess­ion fly

Jesus

our Judge

be­fore the world

The traitor will de­ny.

But should we in the ev­il day

From our pro­fess­ion fly

Jesus

our Judge

be­fore the world

The traitor will de­ny.

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hymn: Ashamed of Christ! My Soul, Disdain - John Need­ham, ca. 1786 - Carl Gläser, 1828 | HymnC