O God, what offering shall I give? (Metropolitan Tabernacle)

Sung during the Sunday worship at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, London (Spurgeon's).
Hymn 476 from our hymn book, Psalms & Hymns of Reformed Worship.
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O GOD, what offering shall I give
To Thee, the Lord of earth and skies?
My spirit, soul and flesh receive,
A holy, living sacrifice:
Small as it is, ’tis all my store;
More shouldst Thou have, if I had more.
Send down Thy likeness from above,
And let this my adorning be;
Clothe me with wisdom, patience, love,
With lowliness and purity:
Than gold and pearls more precious far,
And brighter than the morning star.
Arm me, Lord, with Thy Spirit’s might,
Since I am called by Thy great name;
In Thee let all my thoughts unite,
Of all my works be Thou the aim;
Thy love attend me all my days,
And my sole business be Thy praise.
Author: Joachim Lange (1670-1744) tr.
Tune: Adorning
Composer: Christopher Laws (b.1946)
(This tune is published in 'Worthy the Lamb', a recently-produced book of new tunes for Reformed worship, which is available for purchase here: bit.ly/2Dv6yEl)