Who
Am I, Lord?
By:
John B. Juat
Who am I, Lord, that you have called me?
Your creature that is sinful, weak and lowly
Am I capable to minister to the Church, your
family?
Can I efficiently shepherd your flock? I feel
unworthy
Who am I, Lord, that you have called me Son?
I have been unfaithful, evil things I have
done
Yet you tirelessly seek me, and then to me
you run
Then embrace me no matter how far from you
i’ve gone
Who am I, Lord, that you’ve shown me mercy?
Despite my ungrateful heart and my iniquity
Why did you choose to suffer and die in Calvary?
Am I really worth redeeming? What’s so great
about me?
Who am I, Lord, that you have called me
friend?
Despite the countless times your heart I
offend
Who am I that my body is a temple of the
Spirit You sent
The Paraclete, the Helper who’ll guide me
‘til the end
Who am I, Lord, that you desire with me
one-flesh union
As You give your body, blood, soul and
divinity in Communion?
Who am I, that you love me with intense
passion
And always hear my prayers and provides for
my supplication?
Who am I, Lord, that you’ve given me great
dignity?
From your own image and likeness, you formed
me.
Who am I, that my end is to be with You for
eternity?
Participating in the overflowing love of the
Trinity
