Another old hymn, updated for personal worship
Original words by Frederick William Faber (1814-63)
My God, how wonderful You are, Your majesty how bright, How beautiful Your mercy-seat, Intense forgiving light!
For limitless eternal years, O everlasting Lord, Worshiping spirits day and night Continually adore!
Oh, how I fear You, living God, With deepest, reverent fears, And worship You with trembling hope And true repentant tears! Yet I may love You too, Oh Lord, Almighty as You are, For You have stooped to ask of me, The love of my poor heart. No earthly father loves like You; No parent, even mild, Loves patiently as You have done For me, Your sinful child. How wonderful, how beautiful, The sight of You must be, Your endless wisdom, boundless power, And awesome purity!