Single-Hymn Studies
Come Thou Fount Deep-Dive Study Kit
Robert Robinson's 1758 hymn of grace and wandering
A study of the hymn that names our own wandering hearts — Robinson's prayer for grace to keep him. His story, the scripture behind each line, and reflection prompts for the week.
$11 USD
- Full public-domain lyrics (Robinson, 1758)
- Biography of Robert Robinson, converted under Whitefield
- Scripture cross-references, including 1 Samuel 7 and the Ebenezer stone
- Reflection prompts on grace, wandering and return
- Print-ready PDF in US Letter and A4
How to use it
A six-page study of Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing, written by Robert Robinson at twenty-two, a few years after his conversion under George Whitefield's preaching. It opens with the complete public-domain text, explains the puzzling word Ebenezer and the stone of 1 Samuel 7, follows Robinson's own restless life as a mirror of the hymn's plea, and closes with reflection questions and a week of readings. Print it, mark it up, and keep it in your hymn binder.
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