I come to Thee, dear Lord

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I come to Thee, dear Lord,
  My heart doth thirst for Thee;
Of Thee I'd eat, of Thee I'd drink.
  Enjoy Thee thoroughly.
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Just to behold Thy face,
  For this my heart doth cry;
I deeply long to drink of Thee
  My thirst to satisfy.
3
Thy glorious, radiant face
  My heart delights to see;
Here I'd abide and ne'er depart,
  Beholding constantly.
4
In such a fellowship
  Thou, Lord, art grace to me;
My heart and spirit gladdened, filled,
  I enter rest in Thee.
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Lord, I would linger here,
  Still seeking after Thee,
Continue in the Word and prayer
  Till Thou dost flow thru me.

Copyright Living Stream Ministry. Used by permission.

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Thành Le

San Francisco, California, United States

Oh Lord, when my heart feels hunger and thirst for You, my spirit is poor, I come to You and seek a fellowship with You. I eat and drink You. My heart will be satisfied and my spirit filled with You. Praise the Lord, You are my nourishment and my satisfaction!


Praise The Lord

Inland Empire, United States

Vengo a Ti, Senor

De Ti yo tengo sed

Beber de Ti, comer de Ti

Es mi mayor placer

Clama mi corazon

Solo mirar Tu faz

Beber de Ti anhelo yo

Hasta mi sed saciar

Desea mi corazon

Ver Tu gloriosa faz

Yo quiero asi permanecer

Firme, mirandola

En esta comunion

Eres la gracia en mi

De regocijo lleno estoy

Y descansando en Ti

Aqui me quedare

Buscando mas de Ti

En la Palabra y oracion

Hasta el fluir sentir


Sue

Calgary

Oh my Lord! Only my Lord can satisfy me!


Allen In Christ

San Marcos, TX, United States

Lord, I would linger here,

Still seeking after Thee,

Gain this in us oh Lord!


Elizabeth

Lagos, Nigeria

Best thing that happened to me is singing this hymn. Beautiful!


Glory Jung

Anaheim, CA, United States

Lord, I like to minister to You first every morning...


Christine Commons

Romford, Essex, United Kingdom

Blessed be our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. I come to Thee dear Lord to eat and drink of You, Thou art a feast unto me, my heart and spirit gladdens in Your presence, Your love, our exhaustless supply, Amen.


Amormia Osores

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

God came down on the earth as a courting man...He gives Himself for us, He died on the cross to save us, He was resurrected and became the life-giving Spirit.... to be mingled in our spirit..

Now that He is mingled in our spirit..He wants us to come to Him...to Love Him, to spend time with Him, to drink Him, to feast on Him, to behold His face us our Lover.

I come to Thee dear Lord

My heart doth thirst for Thee,

Of Thee I'd eat, of Thee I'd drink,

Enjoy Thee thoroughly.

Amen Lord, I love You with all my heart.


Jim Messer

Jacksonville, Florida, United States

How sweet to be called to the Lord's presence morning by morning through song

and word and prayer. Lord, increase and deepen Your presence until we are lost

in You.


Betty Douglas

Wildwood, Alberta, Canada

I was awoken with the words "drink deeply", so I begun a search to find the meaning and it led me to these heart felt songs. Drink deeply the love of Jesus, my friend.

In our approach to the Bible today, we may be either in the 'day' or in the 'night.' By the Lord's mercy, we can testify that concerning the Bible we in the Lord's recovery are in the 'day.' As we read the Word of God, we experience sunrise, not sunset. But when many read the Bible, they are in the 'night.' As Paul said of the Jews, there is a veil upon their heart in the reading of the Scriptures (2 Cor. 3:14). They are veiled by their tradition and by their natural concepts. In their experience the Bible thus becomes a book of dead letters. Like the ancient Pharisees, scribes, and Judaizers, they handle the Word without directly contacting the Lord. Instead of exercising their spirit, they rely on their natural understanding. Furthermore, they are often zealous to maintain their religious tradition. But whenever we come to the Word, we need to contact the Lord. As we come to the Lord in the Word, we need to hunger and thirst for Him and seek to enjoy Him. This seeking after the Lord is well expressed in the lines of a hymn:

... [Stanzas 1 and 2]

In our reading and pray-reading of the Word, we should seek the Lord's glorious, radiant face. Then in our experience the Word of God will be a source of life supply and nourishment, and we shall be in the 'day,' not in the 'night.'

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