Revive us, and we will call on Your name.
Psalm 80:18
Words: James Holme, Hymns and Sacred Poetry (London & Edinburgh, Scotland: J. Brydone and Sons; Richmond: John Bell, 1861), page 93, alt.
Music: Maitland George N. Allen, The Oberlin Social and Sabbath Hymn Book (Oberlin, Ohio: James M. Fitch, 1844), number 109 (🔊 pdf nwc).
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If you know where to get a good photo of Holme (head & shoulders, at least 200×300 pixels),
Thou only couldst, great Three in One,
Salvation’s scheme contrive,
Reveal a Savior to atone
And bid dead souls revive.
’Tis Thine alone, O God of Love,
With our hard hearts to strive.
Make darkness from the mind remove,
And light and hope revive.
Be this, O Lord, a quickening hour,
Hell of its prey deprive,
Convert us by Thy sovereign power,
And Thy own work revive.
When pleasure’s wiles, or earth-born fear
Our souls to sin would drive,
Let Thy own light of truth appear
And our weak faith revive.
O Lord, the powers of death destroy
That with our sins connive;
Fill us with soul-exalting joy,
And Heav’n-born peace revive.
Jesus, our brother and high priest,
Is evermore alive.
By Him from guilt and grief released
May we thro’ grace revive.
From strength to strength may we proceed,
Till all in Heav’n arrive;
And from each earthly trammel freed
Like Thy own self revive.