Wesley Corpus

Page 202 "Lord, it is nothing with thee to help, whether with many, or with them that have no power." II. Chron. xiv. 11. Be they strong, or void of might, Many, O Lord, or few, Thou dost for thy people fight, And all their foes subdue: Thou wilt more than conquer mine, Who weak as helpless infancy, Apprehend thro' faith divine The power of God in thee. "Help us O Lord our God, for we rest on thee, and in thy name we go against this multitude." II. Chron. xiv. 11. Lord of hosts, and God of love, To thee for help we cry, Send us succour from above Who on thyself rely; Earth, and sin to thy great name, And all the powers of darkness bow: Jesus, evermore the same, Appear our Saviour now! "O Lord, thou art our God, let not man prevail against thee." II. Chron. xiv. 11. Father, help, by covenant ours, Nor let thy promise fail, Let not earth's confederate powers Against thy church prevail; If to Christ our head we join, One spirit if with Christ we be, Conquering us in Jesus thine, Great God, they conquer thee. "The Lord is with you, while ye be with him." II. Chron. xv. 2. By humble faith and active love Long as we stay with thee, Thou wilt not from thy church remove, Thou wilt abide with me: