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7020. Unclean, of Life and Heart Unclean

1. Unclean, of life and heart unclean,
How shall I in His sight appear?
Conscious of my inveterate sin
I blush and tremble to draw near;
Yet, through the garment of His Word,
I humbly seek to touch my Lord.

2. Turn then, Thou good Physician, turn,
Thou source of unexhausted love;
Sole comforter of souls forlorn,
Who only canst my plague remove,
O cast a pitying look on me
Who dare not lift mine eyes to Thee!

3. Yet will I in my God confide,
Who comes to meet my seeking soul;
I wait to feel Thy blood applied,
Thy blood applied shall make me whole;
And lo! I trust Thy gracious power
To touch, and heal me, in this hour.

Text Information
First Line: Unclean, of life and heart unclean
Title: Unclean, of Life and Heart Unclean
Author: John Wesley, 1703-1791
Meter: 88.88.88
Language: English
Source: In the Wesley manuscripts
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: ADMAH
Composer: Lowell Mason (1844)
Meter: 88.88.88
Incipit: 11712 34321 71345
Key: G Major
Source: Carmina Sacra (Boston, Massachusetts: J. H. Wilkins & R. B. Carter, 1844), page 42
Copyright: Public Domain



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