Just as I am, and waiting not Show Just as I am, though tossed about, Just as I am, poor,
wretched, blind, Just as I am, Thou wilt receive, Just as I am, Thy love unknown Just as I am, of that free love ---Alternative verses--- Just as I am, though tossed about, Just as I am - without one plea, Just as I am - and waiting not Just as I am - though toss'd about Just as I am - poor, wretched, blind; Just as I am - Thou wilt receive, Just as I am - Thy love unknown Just as I am - of that free love Dit lied is niet te vinden in één van de veelgebruikte liedbundels.
Just as I am — without one plea is een lied geschreven door de Engelse dichteres Charlotte Elliott (1789-1871). Het wordt meestal gezongen op muziek van William Batchelder Bradbury. Inhoud
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Opname beluisterenKristin Chenoweth Willy Nelson Tekst1 Just as I am — without one plea, 2 Just as I am — and waiting not 3 Just as I am — though tossed about 4 Just as I am — poor, wretched, blind, 5 Just as I am
— thou wilt receive, 6 Just as I am — thy love unknown 7 Just as I am — of that free love, OntstaanHet lied is waarschijnlijk ontstaan in 1836, in zes strofen. Die werden in 1841 gepubliceerd in de tweede druk van Elliott's The Invalid’s Hymn Book, Dublin: John Robertson, nr. 35. Het zevende couplet werd toegevoegd in 1849, in de vierde druk van haar Hours of Sorrow Cheered and Comforted, London: Charles Haselden, p. 176-177. InhoudZie de uitvoerige bespreking door Chris Fenner, via Externe links, beneden. MuziekIn de Engelstalige wereld is de met lengte meest gebruikte melodie Woodworth (melodie) van William Batchelder Bradbury, uit 1849. Alternatieven zijn vooral Misericordia (melodie), van Henry Thomas Smart (1813-1879, uit 1875, en Saffron Walden (melodie), van Arthur Henry Brown (1830-1926), uit 1877. ZettingenMuziekuitgavenHymnologische informatieDe Gospel Hymns geven vanaf 1875 de verzen 1-5, de Sacred Songs & Solos geven vanaf 1880 de verzen 1, 4, 5 en 6 op Woodworth. Culturele informatieLiteratuurExterne links
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Who wrote the hymn Just as I am without one plea?Charlotte ElliottJust As I Am / Lyricistnull
How many verses are in the hymn just as I am?She said she wanted to clean up her life before becoming a Christian. Malan answered, "Come just as you are." She gave her life to Christ that day. Some years later at age 45, Charlotte remembered those five words and began to write the seven verses of "Just As I Am" in 1834.
Who sings the gospel song just as I am?Matt Maher - Just as I Am (Official Audio)
Is just as I am in public domain?Just as I am by Public Domain Music on Amazon Music - Amazon.com.
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