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180. Body and soul to Thee I give

Body and soul to Thee I give,
As a thank-offering free,
Living,--to Thee, my God, to live,
Dying,--to die to Thee.

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Then shall my tongue confess
The virtue of Thy name,
My heart believe to righteousness,
My life Thy love proclaim.

Yea, death itself shall be
My passport of release,
And the grave's vaunted victory,
The sign and seal of peace,--

The end of mortal strife;
In Jesus I shall sleep,
Who, till I wake to endless life,
My soul will safely keep.

Sing--blessed are the dead,
Who from their labours rest,
Through Him who was their life, their head,
Of perfect bliss possest.

Text Information
First Line: Body and soul to Thee I give
Title: Body and soul to Thee I give
Author: James Montgomery
Meter: 8.6.8.6
Language: English
Publication Date: 1854
Topic: Surrender of all to God
Notes: Public Domain.
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