O Lord! We Would Delight in Thee (Echoes of Grace Hymnbook #250)

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250. O Lord! We Would Delight in Thee	C.M.
by Ryland, 1777



1	O Lord! we would delight in Thee,
	And on Thy care depend;
	To Thee in every trouble flee,
	Our safe, unfailing Friend.

2	When human cisterns all are dried,
	Thy fullness is the same;
	May we with this be satisfied,
	And glory in Thy name.

3	Why should we thirst for aught below,
	While there's a fountain near;
	A fountain which doth ever flow,
	The fainting heart to cheer?

4	No good in creatures can be found,
	All, all is found in Thee;
	We must have all things and abound,
	Through Thy sufficiency.

5	Thou that hast made our heaven secure,
	Wilt here all good provide;
	While Christ is rich, can we be poor?
	Christ, who for us has died!

6	O Lord! we cast each care on Thee,
	And triumph and adore;
	Oh, that our great concern may be
	To love and praise Thee more.