Jesus! Jesus! Jesus!
By Anonymous (1866)
Lyrics
Sing aloud the Name;
Till it softly, slowly,
Sets all hearts aflame.
Washing all our stains;
Jesus! Name of healing,
Balm for all our pains.
Making cowards brave;
Name! that in the battle,
Certainly must save.
Beauty far too bright
For our earth-born fancy,
For our mortal sight.
In this vale of tears;
Till we reach the homeland,
And th'eternal years.
Bible Reference
Philippians 2:9-10
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Hymn scripture: Philippians 2:9-10
About This Hymn
“Jesus! Jesus! Jesus!” is a hymn of deep reverence and adoration for the name of Christ, written in the nineteenth century. Each stanza reflects upon an aspect of the name of Jesus, beginning with the call to sing it aloud until hearts are set aflame. The hymn then progresses to describe the cleansing power of Jesus’ name, which washes away sin, and the healing power that brings comfort to the wounded soul. It portrays the name as a source of boldness in the spiritual battle, a beauty beyond human imagination, and a joy that sustains the believer through life’s trials.
This hymn stands as both a meditation and a prayer. It calls Christians to lift their voices in praise, not only for the name itself but for the person of Christ, who embodies all that the hymn describes. With its emphasis on cleansing, healing, courage, beauty, and eternal joy, the text gathers together the many ways believers experience the presence of Jesus in their lives. The repetition of the name “Jesus” at the beginning of each verse reinforces both the intimacy and the majesty of devotion to Him.
The hymn closes with a vision of the eternal homeland, where the praises of Jesus will continue forever. In this way, it links the present joy of calling upon His name with the future hope of glory. Rooted in Scripture, especially Philippians 2:9-10, this hymn magnifies Christ as the exalted Lord whose name is above every name. For generations it has inspired worshippers to center their faith, hope, and song upon Jesus alone.
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