Names and Titles of Jesus

I conclude this series simply with the following by an anonymous author.

What Jesus Is to These

To the artist He is the One Altogether Lovely. 

To the architect He is the Chief Corner Stone. 

To the baker He is the Living Bread. 

To the banker He is the Hidden Treasure. 

To the biologist He is the Life.

To the builder He is the Sure Foundation. 

To the doctor He is the Great Physician. 

To the educator He is the Great Teacher. 

To the farmer He is the Lord of the Harvest. 

To the florist He is the Rose of Sharon and the Lily of the Valley. 

To the geologist He is the Rock of Ages. 

To the jurist He is the Righteous Judge, the Judge of all men. 

To the jeweller He is the Pearl of Great Price. 

To the lawyer He is the Counsellor, the Lawgiver, the Advocate.

To the horticulturist He is the True Vine. 

To the newspaper man He is the Good Tidings of Great Joy.

To the oculist He is the Light of the World. 

To the philanthropist He is the unspeakable Gift. 

To the philosopher He is the Wisdom of God. 

To the preacher He is the Word of God.

To the sculptor He is the Living Stone. 

To the servant He is the Good Master.

To the statesman He is the Desire of All Nations. 

To the student He is the Incarnate Truth. 

To the theologian He is the Author and Finisher of Our Faith. 

To the traveler He is the New and Living Way. 

To the toiler He is the Giver of Rest.

To the sinner He is the Lamb of God that taketh away the sin of the world. 

To the Christian He is the Son of the Living God, the Saviour, the Redeemer and Lord.—Selected. 

Jesus! the Name high over all,

In hell or earth or sky;

Angels and men before it fall,

And devils fear and fly.

Jesus! the Name to sinners dear,

The Name to sinners giv'n;

It scatters all their guilty fear,

It turns their hell to Heav'n.

Jesus! the prisoner's fetters breaks,

And bruises Satan's head;

Power into strengthless souls it speaks,

And life into the dead.

O that mankind might taste and see

The riches of His grace!

The arms of love that compass me

Would all the world embrace.

O that my Jesu's heavenly charms

Might every bosom move!

Fly, sinners, fly into those arms

Of everlasting love.

Thee I shall constantly proclaim,

Though earth and hell oppose;

Bold to confess Thy glorious Name

Before a world of foes.

His only righteousness I show,

His saving grace proclaim;

'Tis all my business here below

To cry "Behold the Lamb!"

Happy, if with my latest breath

I may but gasp His Name,

Preach Him to all and cry in death,

"Behold, behold the Lamb!"

Charles Wesley