
If Ever I Loved Thee, My Jesus, 'Tis Now
About this book
There are hymns that comfort the weary, hymns that strengthen the fainting soul, and hymns that teach the deep truths of the gospel. But there are also hymns that rise like a personal confession of the heart-simple, tender, and burning with devotion to Christ. My Jesus, I Love Thee is one such hymn. Written from the overflow of grateful affection for the Savior, its words have echoed through churches, sickrooms, funerals, revivals, and quiet moments of prayer for generations. In this moving volume of Songs of the Redeemed, Elias Hartwell invites readers into a deeper meditation on the love of Christ and the believer's response to Him.With pastoral warmth and theological richness, If Ever I Loved Thee, My Jesus, 'Tis Now explores the beauty of Christian devotion rooted in the gospel itself. Each chapter unfolds the hymn's themes of redemption, surrender, suffering, perseverance, worship, and eternal hope. From the cross where Christ purchased His people with His blood to the heavenly glory where the redeemed shall love Him without sin or distraction, Hartwell guides readers along the pilgrim path with Scripture-saturated reflections and doxological meditation.Blending biblical exposition, church history, devotional insight, and the language of historic Christian worship, this volume reminds believers that true Christianity is not merely intellectual assent, but affectionate communion with the living Christ. Here the reader is encouraged not only to understand doctrine more deeply, but to love the Savior more fervently.For weary saints, worshippers, pastors, hymn lovers, and pilgrims longing for heaven, this book serves as both companion and invitation: to behold Christ anew, to treasure His grace more fully, and to echo the hymn writer's timeless confession with renewed sincerity-"If ever I loved Thee, my Jesus, 'tis now."
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| ISBN | 9798197594044 |
| Format | Paperback |
| Audience | Adults |
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