|  1 | In all thy work, O Lord, Thou didst | 
|   | At Calvrys cross once come to rest; | 
|   | Yet Thou art working still today, | 
|   | But in another form expressed. | 
|  2 | Thy saving powr Thou still dost show; | 
|   | Thou still dost speak, enlighten, guide; | 
|   | Thou and the Spirit in one stream | 
|   | Sweep many in Thy living tide. | 
|  3 | Through Him Thy powers not withheld; | 
|   | Through Him Thy working does not cease; | 
|   | Thou still dost comfort and command, | 
|   | Encourage, strengthen, and release. | 
|  4 | Since Thou art with the Spirit one | 
|   | His coming means that Thou hast come, | 
|   | And His indwelling is Thine own, | 
|   | Since Thou the Spirit hast become. | 
|  5 | He executes within my heart | 
|   | All Thy desires and Thy demands, | 
|   | As for the Father here on earth | 
|   | Thou hast performed all His commands. | 
|  6 | By knowing Him we know Thyself; | 
|   | Obeying Him we Thee obey; | 
|   | Allowing Him ourselves to fill, | 
|   | Were filled with Thee, O wondrous way! | 
|  7 | Thou art not far away in heavn, | 
|   | Leaving us here alone, apart; | 
|   | But Thou art still on earth; how grand! | 
|   | Thou livest right within my heart. |