Come Let Us Use The Divine Grace

"They shall ask the way of Zion, with their faces in that direction, saying,
"Come, let us join ourselves to the Lord in a perpetual covenant
that shall not be forgotten."
(Jeremiah 50:5)

The Arrival Of The Pilgrim Fathers

(1864)

Antonio Gisbert Perez

(1934-1901)

Spanish artist
Painting courtesy/Fine Art America

Come, let us use the grace divine,

And all with one accord,

In a perpetual covenant join

Ourselves to Christ the Lord.

Give up ourselves through Jesus' power,

His Name to glorify;

And promise in this sacred hour,

For God to live and die.

The covenant we this moment make

Be ever kept in mind;

We will no more our God forsake,

Or cast His words behind.

We never will throw off His fear

Who hears our solemn vow;

And if Thou art well pleased to hear,

Come down and meet us now.

Amen.

"Come, Let Us Use The Grace Divine"
(1762)
Charles Wesley
Prolific English hymn writer who wrote
6,500 hymns during his lifetime.
Wesley was a leader in the
English Methodist movement