John Brownlie (trans.) · 94 of 99
94: I would not have a hand to guide
I would not have a hand to guide But Thine; For Thou hast trod where sinners stray, And knowest well life's troubled way, And mine.
I would not have a will to rule But Thine; For Thou art wise as Thou art good, And none can better choose what should Be mine.
Oh, I would tread the sorest path For Thee; For Thou canst make the roughest plain, Give joy for grief, and calm the pain For me.