Holy as Thou, O Lord, Is None

Holy as Thou, O Lord, is none;
Thy holiness is all Thine own;
A drop of that unbounded sea
Is ours—a drop derived from Thee.

And when Thy purity we share,
Thine only glory we declare;
And, humbled into nothing, own,
Holy and pure is God alone.

Sole, self-existing God and Lord,
By all Thy heav’nly hosts adored,
Let all on earth bow down to Thee,
And own Thy peerless majesty.

Thy power unparalleled confess,
Established on the Rock of peace;
The Rock that never shall remove,
The Rock of pure, almighty, love.

Author: Charles Wesley

Year: 1740

This hymn is from the 1740 collection 'Hymns and Sacred Poems' by John and Charles Wesley. The style, phrasing, and themes (especially the emphasis on holiness and the 'Rock of pure, almighty love') are characteristic of Charles Wesley's writing.