Hush, My Soul, What Voice Is Pleading? (EN 1462)

EN 1462 Hush, My Soul, What Voice Is Pleading?

Ps.95.7

Versi Version 1

1

Hush, my soul, what voice is pleading?

Thou canst feel its silent power;

Who is this that speaks so gently

In this solemn evening hour?

“Stay, poor sinner; life is fleeting,

And thy soul is dark within;

Wilt thou wait till outer darkness

Close in gloom thy life of sin?”

2

Hark! it is a voice of sweetness,

Tenderly it speaks, and true!

Dark and sad, yet strangely yearning,

For a peace I never knew.

Half inclined to stay and listen,

Half inclined to go away;

Still I linger, for it whispers,

“Harden not thy heart today.”

3

What is this that steals beside me?

Can it be that at my side,

In His own mysterious presence,

Stands the wondrous Crucified?

“Why poor sinner, wilt thou linger?

I am waiting to forgive;

See the meaning of these wound prints;

I have died that thou mayest live!”

4

Hush, my soul! It is thy Savior!

And He seeks His lost one now;

He is waiting, flee not from Him,

Venture near, before Him bow;

Tell Thy sins; He will forgive thee;

And He will not love thee less;

For the human heart of Jesus

Overflows with tenderness.

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