Accept, O Lord, our alms, though small
From Oremus Hymnal
Accept, O Lord, our alms, though small;
unworthy sacrifice;
they represent our worthless all,
yet pleasing in thine eyes.
Accept this bread; our bodies break
from every lust and sin;
a living sacrifice to make,
the souls of men to win.
Accept this wine; our lives outpour,
for blood doth mean the life,
in holy warfare, strong and sure,
with sin in deadly strife.
Accept our plea; the sacrifice
once broken and outpoured,
we here show forth, with thankful hearts,
till he shall come adored.
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Author
Wilson Carlile (1847-1942)
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Hymnal, Number, Tune(s)
| Hymnal | Number | Tunes Used |
|---|---|---|
| Church Hymnal for the Christian Year, 1917 | Introduction XXIII | Nox praecessit, Ilfracombe (Lambeth) |
Categories: Texts | Wilson Carlile | CM

