Scripture Verse

All Mine are Thine, and Thine are Mine; and I am glorified in them. John 17:10

Introduction

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John C. Ryle (1816–1900)

Words: Ar­ranged from John C. Ryle (1816–1900). This song ap­peared in Gos­pel Hymns No. 3, by Ira D. San­key, James Mc­Gra­na­han & George C. Steb­bins (Chi­ca­go, Il­li­nois: John Church, 1878), num­ber 56. It was re­pub­lished in the 1894 Gos­pel Hymns Nos. 1 to 6 Com­plete, num­ber 157, with the au­thor gi­ven as E. L. B., & show­ing an 1877 co­py­right date.

Music: James Mc­Gra­na­han (🔊 pdf nwc).

If you know the full name of E.L.B., or where to get a good pho­to of him (head & shoul­ders, at least 200×300 pix­els),

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James McGranahan
(1840–1907)
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Lyrics

Mine! what rays of glo­ry bright
Now upon the pro­mise shine!
I have found the Lord my light;
I am His, and He is mine.

Refrain

Mine, oh mine, mine, oh, mine,
Jesus Christ, my Lord and Sav­ior,
I am His, and He is mine!

Mine! the pro­mise oft­en read,
Now in liv­ing truth im­pressed,
Once ack­nowledged in the head,
Now a fire with­in the breast.

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Mine! the pro­mise can­not change;
Mine! tho’ oft my eyes are dim;
Naught can from His love es­trange,
Those who place their trust in Him.

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Mine! tho’ oft my hand may fail,
He is strong and holds me fast;
By His blood I shall pre­vail,
He shall lead me home at last.

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Mine! when death the bars shall break,
’Mid those glo­ries all di­vine.
Satisfied I shall awake,
Clasp His feet, and call Him mine.

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