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The Bitter Waters
Author: John Newton Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #12090 Meter: 8.6.8.6 First Line: Bitter, indeed, the waters are Lyrics: 1 Bitter, indeed, the waters are
Which in this desert flow;
Though to the eye they promise fair,
They taste of sin and woe.
2 Of pleasing draughts I once could dream,
But now, awake, I find,
That sin has poisoned every stream,
And left a curse behind.
3 But there’s a wonder-working wood,
I’ve heard believers say,
Can make these bitter waters good,
And take the curse away.
4 The virtues of this healing tree
Are known and prized by few;
Reveal this secret, Lord, to me,
That I may prize it too.
5 The cross on which the Savior died,
And conquered for His saints;
This is the tree, by faith applied,
Which sweetens all complaints.
6 Thousands have found the blest effect,
Nor longer mourn their lot;
While on His sorrows they reflect,
Their own are all forgot.
7 When they, by faith, behold the cross,
Tho’ many griefs they meet;
They draw again from every loss,
And find the bitter sweet. Languages: English Tune Title: WINDSOR
The Bitter Waters
Bitter indeed, the waters are
Author: John Newton Hymnal: Hymns and Spiritual Songs, selected from Several Approved Authors, Recommended by the Baptist General Committee of Virginia #d18 (1793) Languages: English
Bitter indeed, the waters are
Bitter indeed, the waters are
Author: John Newton Hymnal: Hymns, Selected from Various Authors, for the Use of Young Persons #d25 (1826) Languages: English
Bitter indeed, the waters are
Bitter indeed, the waters are
Author: John Newton Hymnal: Hymns, Selected from Various Authors, for the Use of Young Persons 3rd Am. from 9th London ed. #d28 (1840) Languages: English
Bitter indeed, the waters are
Bitter indeed the waters are
Hymnal: The Lexington Collection #86 (1811)
Bitter indeed the waters are
