Jesu Oluwa, Oba Mi. (Jesus, my Lord, my God, my All). Words: Henry Collins. Music: Thomas Campbell.

[@dorcasfatokun9729]

Beautiful hymn. Jesu kilo ri ni nu mi. Ti ife yi to po to.

[@mariakelvin3860]

"Sagina" a beautiful hymn tune. I am truly blessed. Thanks

[@davidjohnson7663]

Oh Oh, what a beautiful hymn. Thank you

[@adamwithey8194]

I would love to hear Russell Watson, Aled Jones, Alfie Boe, Michael Ball, Vincent Niclo, Andrea Bocelli, Mario Frangoulis, Katherine Jenkins, Laura Wright, Sarah Brightman, Hayley Westenra, Charlotte Church, Carmen Monarcha, Andre Rieu, Carla Maffioletti, Kimmy Skota, Mairead Nesbitt, Orla Fallon, Meav Ni Mhaolchatha, Chloe Agnew, Lisa Kelly, Simon Rattle, Diane Bish, Mirusia Louwerse, Anna Majchrzak, Ellen Williams, London Symphony Orchestra, Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, the Celtic Woman team, Songs Of Praise team and the RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra will be singing the song Jesus My Lord, My God, My All. It has got four verses. Here come the lyrics. #JesusMyLordMyGodMyAll #RussellWatson #AledJones #AlfieBoe #MichaelBall #VincentNiclo #AndreaBocelli #MarioFrangoulis #KatherineJenkins #LauraWright #SarahBrightman #HayleyWestenra #CharlotteChurch #CarmenMonarcha #AndreRieu #CarlaMaffioletti #KimmySkota #MaireadNesbitt #OrlaFallon #MeavNiMhaolchatha #ChloeAgnew #LisaKelly #SimonRattle #DianeBish #MirusiaLouwerse #AnnaMajchrzak #EllenWilliams #LondonSymphonyOrchestra #SingaporeSymphonyOrchestra #BerlinPhilharmonicOrchestra #CelticWoman #SongsOfPraise #RTENationalSymphonyOrchestra (VERSE 1 + CHORUS) Jesus, my Lord, my God, my all, (Jesus, my Lord, my God, my all) hear me, blest Savior, when I call; (hear me, O Saviour, when I call;) hear me, and from thy dwelling place (hear me, and from your dwelling-place) pour down the riches of thy grace. (pour down the riches of your grace:) Jesus, my Lord, I thee adore; (Jesus, my Lord, whom I adore,) O make me love thee more and more. (help me to love you more and more.) Jesus, my Lord, I thee adore; (Jesus, my Lord, whom I adore,) O make me love thee more and more. (help me to love you more and more.) (VERSE 2 + CHORUS) Jesus, too late I thee have sought; (Jesus, too late I searched for you) how can I love thee as I ought? (to pay the debt of love I owe?) And how extol thy matchless fame, (how can I sing your worthy fame,) the glorious beauty of thy name? (the glorious beauty of your name?) Jesus, my Lord, I thee adore; (Jesus, my Lord, whom I adore,) O make me love thee more and more. (help me to love you more and more.) Jesus, my Lord, I thee adore; (Jesus, my Lord, whom I adore,) O make me love thee more and more. (help me to love you more and more.) (VERSE 3 + CHORUS) Jesus, what didst thou find in me (Jesus, how strong your love must be) that thou hast dealt so lovingly? (that you should come to die for me;) How great the joy that thou hast brought, (how great the joy that you have brought,) so far exceeding hope or thought (so far exceeding hope or thought!) Jesus, my Lord, I thee adore; (Jesus, my Lord, whom I adore,) O make me love thee more and more. (help me to love you more and more.) Jesus, my Lord, I thee adore; (Jesus, my Lord, whom I adore,) O make me love thee more and more. (help me to love you more and more.) (VERSE 4 + CHORUS) Jesus, of thee shall be my song; (Jesus, your love shall be my song) to thee my heart and soul belong; (to you my heart and soul belong:) all that I have or am is thine, (my life is yours, O Lord divine,) and thou, blest Savior, thou art mine. (and you, dear Saviour, you are mine:) Jesus, my Lord, I thee adore; (Jesus, my Lord, whom I adore,) O make me love thee more and more. (help me to love you more and more.) Jesus, my Lord, I thee adore; (Jesus, my Lord, whom I adore,) O make me love thee more and more. (help me to love you more and more.) (REPEAT THE CHORUS AND CONCLUSION) Jesus, my Lord, I thee adore; (Jesus, my Lord, whom I adore,) O make me love thee more and more. (help me to love you more and more.) Written by Charles Wesley, Henry Collins and Frederick William Faber Music by Charles Wesley and Stephen Burtonwood It's one of my favourites as seen on BBC's Songs Of Praise (#SongsOfPraise) and NPO 2 and EO's Nederland Zingt. (#NederlandZingt) NOTA BENE:- That obviously is not the correct tune, it reminds me of And Can It Be That I Should Gain.