Photo by Dierk Schaefer LDS Sacrament Hymns Through my Savior Sacrament Hymn for Printing Sacrament Hymn with Scriptures LDS Hymns Through My Savior v. 1 Father in Heaven, I know my weakness. Thy name is Blessed; bless me in my need. Through thy Beloved, in this assembling, Now in his holy name I humbly plead. When I remember his cup of trembling, Drop after drop of blood was shed for me, Oh, my Father, because of Jesus, Then I know I may return to thee. v. 2 I was begotten by thee my Father, Nurtured in wondrous realms in ages past. Gods of Creation, the Parent-Teachers Then gave begetting, giving it to last. Now in the shadow of mortal weakness, Sorrow and sin and counterfeit I see. Oh, my Father, Premortal Father, Cleanse my heart that I return to thee. v. 3 Now in the morning of shadow waning, Like when the light of morning filled a tomb, Grant us forgiveness: both giving, gaining. Fill us with light; dispel avenging gloom. Once in a garden the blood was dropping; Once on a cross the voice of mercy said: “Oh, my Father, forgive my brother; I forgive him with the blood I shed.” v. 4 Through thine Anointed we seek forgiveness, Grasping thy mercy, casting off our sin, Through our election of his atonement: Touching Perfection, cleansing us within. Though opposition may feign to hinder, Like thine Anointed we begin to be. Oh, my Father, I now remember My Redeemer gave his life for me. Through my Savior I come to thee. “Through my Savior” Copyright 2011, 2013 Jonathan Whitcomb but may be used for noncommercial home and church use Thy Will, O Lord, Be Done v. 1 When in the wondrous realms above Our Savior had been called upon To save our world of sin by love He said, “Thy will, O Lord, be done.” v. 2 The King of Kings left worlds of light, Became the meek and lonely One; In brightest day or darkest night, He said, “Thy will, O Lord, be done.” v. 3 No crown of thorns, no cruel cross Could make our great Redeemer shun. He counted his own will but naught, And said, “Thy will, O Lord, be done.” v. 4 We take the bread and cup this day In mem’ry of the sinless One, And pray for strength, that we may say, as he, “Thy will, O Lord, be done.” Oh God, the Eternal Father v. 1 Oh God, the Eternal Father, Who dwells amid the sky, In Jesus’ name we ask thee To bless and sanctify, If we are pure before thee, This bread and cup of wine, That we may all remember That offering divine. v. 2 That sacred, holy offering, By man least understood, To have our sins remitted And take his flesh and blood That we may ever witness The suffering of thy Son, And always have his Spirit To make our hearts as one. v. 3 When Jesus, the Anointed, Descended from above, And gave himself a ransom To win our souls with love--- With no apparent beauty, That man should him desire--- He was the promised Savior, To purify with fire. v. 4 How infinite that wisdom, The plan of holiness, That made salvation perfect And veiled the Lord in flesh, To walk upon his footstool And be like man, almost, In his exalted station, And die, or all was lost. Photo by Lawrence OP