“Lead me to the Rock.”

Words only: the hymnal prints no music for this hymn on p. 46; it stands below the last stanzas of «The Lord is our Shepherd» (see `045_The-Lord-is-our-Shepherd`). The Supplement to the Harp has a tune titled «Lead me to the Rock» (printed 28–30, PDF 320–322), to be checked when that hymn is transcribed.

O, Savior of sinners, when faint and depressed,
With manifold trials and sorrows oppressed,
I'll bow at thy feet, and with confidence cry,
“Lead me to the Rock that is higher than I!”

When tempted by Satan the Spirit to grieve,
And the service of Christ, my Redeemer to leave,
I'll claim my relation to Jesus on high—
The Rock of salvation, that's higher than I!

When judgments, O Lord, are abroad in the land,
And merited vengeance descends from thy hand!
O'erwhelmed with the sight, for protection I'll fly,
And hide in the Rock, that is higher than I !

When summoned by death before God to appear,
By free-grace supported I'll yield without fear!
Most gladly I'll venture with Jesus on high,
To enter the Rock that is higher than I!

'Tis there, with the chosen of Jesus, I long
To dwell, and eternally join in the song,
Of praising and blessing with angels on high,
Christ Jesus, the Rock that is higher than I!