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Believers Hymn Book · No. 154 · Words: Philip Doddridge · Tune: Belmont
My God! what cords of love are Thine
Create PowerPoint slides from this hymn →An 18th-century hymn by Philip Doddridge meditating on the cords of divine love — how God's grace removes guilt, sustains faith in trials, and promises eternal glory. It reflects Doddridge's characteristic blend of evangelical warmth and doctrinal depth.
Verse 1
My God! what cords of love are Thine,
How gentle, yet how strong!
Thy truth and grace their power combine
To draw our souls along.
Verse 2
The guilt of twice ten thousand sins
One moment takes away;
And when the fight of faith begins
Our strength is as our day.
Verse 3
Comfort, through all this vale of tears,
In blest profusion flows;
And glory of unnumbered years
Eternity bestows.
Verse 4
Drawn by such cords we'll onward move
Till round the throne we meet,
And, captives in the chain of love,
Embrace our Saviour's feet.
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