| Text: | There is a spot of consecrated ground |
| Author: | Charlotte Elliott |
| Tune: | THE THRONE OF GRACE |
| Composer: | J. E. Gould |
1 There is a spot of consecrated ground,
Where brightest hope and holiest joys are found:
’Tis named (and Christians love the well-known sound)
The throne of grace.
2 ’Tis here a calm retreat is always found;
Perpetual sunshine gilds the sacred ground;
Pure airs and heavenly odors breathe around
The throne of grace.
3 Saviour! the sinner's friend, our hope, or all!
Here teach us humbly at thy feet to fall;
Here on thy name with love and faith to call
For pardoning grace.
4 Ne’er let the glory from this spot remove,
Till, numbered with thy ransomed flock above,
We cease to want, but never cease to love
The throne of grace.
| Text Information | |
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| First Line: | There is a spot of consecrated ground |
| Author: | Charlotte Elliott |
| Publication Date: | 1870 |
| Notes: | Now Public Domain. Tune for 176 and 475 in "American Sunday School Hymn Book" (ASS1860a) |
| Tune Information | |
|---|---|
| Name: | THE THRONE OF GRACE |
| Composer: | J. E. Gould |
| Key: | A♭ Major |
| Source: | From "Songs of Gladness" |
| Copyright: | by permission |
| Notes: | Public Domain. |