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Elisha, struck with grief and awe

Book 2, Hymn 19 · John Newton · Public-domain words

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  1. Stanza 1. Elisha, struck with grief and awe,Cried, “Ah! where now is Israel’s stay?”When he his honored master sawBorne by a fiery carr away.

  2. Stanza 2. But while be looked a last adieu,His mantle, as it fell, he caught;The Spirit rested on him too,And equal miracles he wrought.

  3. Stanza 3. “Where is Elijah’s GOD,” he cried,And with the mantle smote the flood;His word controlled the swelling tide,Th’ obedient waters upright stood.

  4. Stanza 4. The wonder–working gospel, thusFrom hand to hand, has been conveyedWe have the mantle still with us,But where, O where, the Spirit’s aid?

  5. Stanza 5. When Peter first this mantle waved,How soon it melted hearts of steel!Sinners, by thousands, then were saved,But now how few its virtues feel?

  6. Stanza 6. Where is Elijah’s GOD, the LORD,Thine Israel’s hope, and joy, and boast!Reveal thine arm, confirm thy word,Give us another Pentecost!

  7. Stanza 7. Assist thy messenger to speak,And while he aims to lisp thy truth,The bonds of sin and Satan break,And pour thy blessing on our youth.

  8. Stanza 8. For them we now approach thy throne,Teach them to know and love thy name,Then shall thy thankful people ownElijah’s God is still the same.

Olney Hymns (1779), Book 2, Hymn 19. John Newton. Public domain. CCEL transcription with modernized spelling. www.praylock.com/olney-hymns/2-19

About these words

John Newton lived from 1725 to 1807. These historical words are public domain.

This hymn belongs to the complete three-book collection first published in 1779.

The CCEL transcription modernizes spelling and some punctuation. Read this hymn at the source. Checked 23 October 2026.

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