105

I

Father of angels and of men,
Saviour, who hast us bought,
Spirit, by whom we’re born again,
And sanctified and taught!

II

Thy glory, holy Three in One,
Thy people’s song shall be,
Long as the wheels of time shall run,
And to eternity.

Where this text comes from

First published in Olney Hymns (1779). First located printing is this volume; an earlier periodical printing has not been established. [1] [2] [3]

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Taken from Standard Ebooks, standardebooks/john-newton_william-cowper_olney-hymns, book-3.xhtml. Rights: public domain (SE dedication; underlying text pre-1931).

Earlier sources (2)

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Cite this poem

John Newton (1725–1807). “105.” First published in Olney Hymns (1779). Text: Poem Index, https://poemindex.org/john-newton/105/. Append #L14 to cite line 14, or #L4-L9 for lines 4–9.

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