What Have I Done for Thee by Mrs. L. D. A. Stuttle

Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, California · Dec 5, 1878

What Have I Done for Thee.

By Mrs. L. D. A. Stuttle

Oh, thou who didst for me, Hang bleeding on the tree, On far off Calvary, That I might live, What offering can I make, Dear Saviour, for thy sake, What bounty give?

Thy holy martyrs, Lord, With blood have sealed thy word; Their groanings hast thou heard— Thine eye hath seen The faggot-fire's glare, The dungeon dark and bare, Where saints have been.

Thou'st seen thy prophets die, Thine ear hath heard their cry; And Saviour, what am I Better than they? What can I do for thee, Who didst so much for me, Dear Lord, I pray?

Almighty as thou art, Give me with thee a part, O, God, accept this heart, Nor turn away. Though full of guilt within, O cleanse me from my sin, I humbly pray.

Wilt thou, my blessed King, Accept my offering, The tribute that I bring, A heart so true? Before thy feet I fall, And give to thee mine all, Thy rightful due.

Mrs. L. D. A. Stuttle.