Hymnals of the Stone-Campbell Movement

Enos E. Dowling Hymnal Collection

Hymn: And must I part with all I have (FL)

Hymnal: The Christian Hymn Book

Date: 1865

Compiler: Alexander Campbell

Publisher/Printer: Central Book Concern

First Line: And must I part with all I have

Topic: The Gospel/Faith and Repentance

Writer: <no first name given> Beddome

Composer:

Meter: CM

Tune:

Hymn Number: 360

Page Number: 223, click to see hymnal pages

Lyics

And must I part with all I have,

Jesus, my Lord! for thee?

This is my joy, since thou hast done

Much more than this for me.



Yes, let it go; one look from thee

Will more than make amends

For all the losses I sustain

Of credit, riches, friends.



Ten thousand worlds, ten thousand lives,

How worthless they appear,

Compared with thee, supremely good,

Divinely bright and fair!



A Saviour or souls! while I from thee

A single smile obtain,

Though destitute of all things else,

I'll glory in my gain.