O Savior, Where Shall Guilty Man

O Savior, where shall guilty man
Find rest except in Thee?
Thine was the warfare with his foe,
The cross of pain, the cup of woe,
And Thine the victory.

How came the everlasting Son,
The Lord of Life, to die?
Why didst Thou meet the tempter’s power,
Why, Jesus, in Thy dying hour
Endure such agony?

To save us by Thy precious blood,
To make us one in Thee,
That ours might be Thy perfect life,
Thy thorny crown, Thy cross, Thy strife,
And ours the victory.

O make us worthy, gracious Lord,
Of all Thy love to be;
To Thy blest will our wills incline,
That unto death we may be Thine,
And ever live in Thee.

Author: Unknown

No clear attribution in standard hymnals or to well-known authors such as Frances Havergal, Cecil Frances Alexander, or Charlotte Elliott. The style and themes are consistent with 19th-century devotional poetry but the specific text is relatively obscure and does not match any major named author's catalog.