I AM THINE, OH LORD
Solfa Notation • Communion Hymns, Consecration, Hymns, Prayer
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I AM THINE, OH LORD by William H. Joane — Lyrics
About I AM THINE, OH LORD
"I Am Thine, Oh Lord" is a deeply personal hymn of surrender and longing. When we sing this piece, the focus shifts from the grand and communal to the quiet, intimate space of personal prayer. The verses speak beautifully of the "pure delight of a single hour" spent before God's throne, capturing that profound stillness we often seek during Communion or moments of quiet adoration.
For a choir, the gentle, steady progression of the melody perfectly matches the earnestness of the words. The refrain is a heartfelt plea to be drawn closer to the cross, making it especially moving for consecration, Lenten retreats, or any service where the congregation is invited to renew their faith. It is a song that asks for grace, praying that our own wills "be lost in thine."