The Hymnal 1982 702
Lord, thou hast searched me and dost know
- Tune
- tender thought
- Meter
- 8.8.8.8
- Text Source(s)
- The Psalter Hymnal, 1927
- Tune Source(s)
- Kentucky Harmony, 1816
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1 Lord, thou hast searched me, and dost know where'er I rest, where'er I go; thou knowest all that I have planned, and all my ways are in thy hand.
2 My words from thee I cannot hide; I feel thy power on every side; oh, wondrous knowledge, awful might, unfathomed depth, unmeasured height!
3 Where can I go apart from thee, or whither from thy presence flee? In heaven? It is thy dwelling fair; in death's abode? Lo, thou art there.
4 If I the wings of morning take, and far away my dwelling make, the hand that leadeth me is thine, and my support thy power divine.
5 If deepest darkness cover me, the darkness hideth not from thee; to thee both night and day are bright, the darkness shineth as the light.