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5898. Satisfied with Thee, Lord Jesus

1. Satisfied with Thee, Lord Jesus,
I am blest;
Peace which passeth understanding,
On Thy breast;
No more doubting, no more trembling,
Oh, what rest! Oh, what rest!

2. Occupied with Thee, Lord Jesus,
In Thy grace;
All Thy ways and tho’ts about me
Only trace
Deeper stories of the glories
Of Thy grace, of Thy grace.

3. Taken up with Thee, Lord Jesus,
I would be;
Finding joy and satisfaction
All in Thee;
Thou the nearest and the dearest
Unto me, unto me.

4. List’ning for Thy shout, Lord Jesus,
In the air!
When Thy saints shall rise with joy to
Meet Thee there;
O what gladness! no more sadness,
Sin nor care, sin nor care.

Text Information
First Line: Satisfied with Thee, Lord Jesus
Title: Satisfied with Thee, Lord Jesus
Author: Henry Bennett
Language: English
Source: Hymns of Grace and Truth (New York: Loi­zeaux Bro­thers, Bi­ble Truth De­pot, 1903)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Satisfied with Thee, Lord Jesus]
Composer: Henry Bennett
Incipit: 34565 67131 23456
Key: B♭ Major
Source: Hymns of Grace and Truth (New York: Loi­zeaux Bro­thers, Bi­ble Truth De­pot, 1903)
Copyright: Public Domain



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