I Never Will Cease to Love Him
Lyrics
I never will cease to praise Him;
And for His grace so rich and free,
I never will cease to praise Him.
I never will cease to praise Him,
my Saviour, my Saviour;
I never will cease to praise Him,
He’s done so much for me.
I never will cease to praise Him;
He leads and guides me all the way,
I never will cease to praise Him.
I never will cease to praise Him;
I could not such a friend reject,
I never will cease to praise Him.
I never will cease to praise Him;
Just now I feel His cleansing pow'r,
I never will cease to praise Him.
I never will cease to praise Him;
And when to that bright world I go,
I never will cease to praise Him.
Bible Reference
1 John 4:19
About This Hymn
“I Never Will Cease to Love Him” is one of the many heartfelt gospel hymns written by Charles Hutchinson Gabriel, one of the most prolific hymn writers of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Gabriel, known for his deep personal faith and passion for evangelistic music, crafted this hymn as a joyful declaration of enduring love for Christ, inspired by the believer’s gratitude for salvation through His atoning blood.
The hymn begins with an expression of amazement at Christ’s sacrificial love: “One day I was straying in sin’s dark valley, no hope within could I see.” These lines reflect the despair of a lost soul before encountering grace. The turning point comes when the singer experiences redemption through Jesus’ mercy, leading to the resounding chorus: “I never will cease to love Him, and praise Him for all He has done.” This refrain captures the central message of lifelong devotion and unending praise to the Savior who redeems and restores.
Gabriel’s lyrics are both testimonial and evangelistic. They recount personal transformation while inviting others to experience the same love of God. The theme of eternal gratitude mirrors the message found in Psalm 116:1–2, where the psalmist declares love for the Lord because He has heard his voice and delivered him from distress. The believer’s response is continual thanksgiving that never fades with time.
Musically, the hymn reflects Gabriel’s characteristic blend of melodic simplicity and emotional strength. Its steady rhythm and memorable refrain make it accessible to congregations, allowing worshipers to sing from the heart with genuine feeling. The repetition of “I never will cease to love Him” reinforces the permanence of devotion, emphasizing that no trial or passing season can diminish the believer’s affection for Christ.
This hymn embodies the essence of personal testimony. It moves beyond doctrine into the realm of heartfelt experience, celebrating the joy of knowing Christ as Savior and Friend. Its enduring popularity among churches and revival gatherings demonstrates how deeply it connects with those who have tasted the transforming power of grace.
“I Never Will Cease to Love Him” continues to stand as a timeless hymn of gratitude and loyalty to Jesus Christ. Through its humble yet powerful words, believers are reminded that love for the Redeemer is not momentary but eternal, echoing forever in the hearts of the redeemed.
The Hymn sheet contain the alternative version: "I will never will cease to praise Him" but the flow and the tune remains the same, and it's the same song.
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