Lutheran Hymnody
The Hymns
DEATH AND BURIAL
591
Jesus, I Live to Thee
Rom. 14: 8
S. M.
Tenbury
Henry Harbaugh, 1850
Frederick A. G. Ouseley, 1861
and
but
not
er
li
to
which
death
est
I
I
When
The
ask
know
ev
Love
Thine;
best:
come;
Best;
be
is
shall
ing
er
sus,
sus,
to
or
I
I
Je
1
Je
2
4
Liv
3
Wheth
Lord,
die
Thee
Thee,
dy
live
die
live
ing,
or
to
to
mine.
rest.
home.
A
ev
end
ter
love
is
for
rest.
er
less
blest
nal
I
e
life
men.
My
To
To
My
life
Thee,
Thee
Thee
Thee,
in
bliss
die
life
in
Thy
is
is
Thy
live
life
in
in
Make
To
In
In
me,
me,
heav’n
die
my
Thy
in
me,
life
to
me
to
in
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