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O Lord, my best desire fulfill

Book 3, Hymn 29 · William Cowper · Public-domain words

The words

  1. Stanza 1. O Lord, my best desire fulfillAnd help me to resign,Life, health, and comfort to thy will,And make thy pleasure mine.

  2. Stanza 2. Why should I shrink at thy command,Whose love forbids my fears?Or tremble at the gracious handThat wipes away my tears?

  3. Stanza 3. No, let me rather freely yieldWhat most I prize to thee;Who never hast a good withheld,Or wilt withhold from me.

  4. Stanza 4. Thy favor, all my journey through,Thou art engaged to grant;What else I want, or think I do,’Tis better still to want.

  5. Stanza 5. Wisdom and mercy guide my way,Shall I resist them both?A poor blind creature of a day,And crushed before the moth!

  6. Stanza 6. But ah! my inward spirit cries,Still bind me to thy sway;Else the next cloud that veils my skies,Drives all these thoughts away.

Olney Hymns (1779), Book 3, Hymn 29. William Cowper. Public domain. CCEL transcription with modernized spelling. www.praylock.com/olney-hymns/3-29

About these words

William Cowper lived from 1731 to 1800. 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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