Jesus, My Lord, My God, My All. CHB. 284.

"Jesus, My Lord, My God, My All" is one of those deeply familiar hymns that instantly brings a sense of quiet reverence to the church. Often sung during Communion or Benediction, it draws the congregation into a moment of profound awe before the Eucharist. The opening lines ask a question every believer feels when approaching the altar: how can we possibly love God enough for the gift of Himself?

The verses carry a beautiful, poetic weight, especially when the choir reaches the lines marveling at the "mystery of love divine." There is a striking image in the third verse that compares the host held in a human hand to the infant Christ resting on Mary or Joseph's arm. It grounds the vastness of the Creator in something intimately small and approachable.

Arranged here in solfa notation by Bro. Emmy Iden (Jnr.), this version keeps the traditional four-part harmony that choirs know and love. The recurring chorus, "Sweet Sacrament, you we adore," serves as a gentle, swelling prayer that the whole parish can easily join, asking simply to love Him "more and more."