Who Thy mighty depths can measure? Who can sound, with earthly line, Thy profundity of treasure, Thy infinity divine? They who quaff Thy wave shall never Thirst again; for springing free In their hearts, a fount forever Thou to them of life shall be. May we drink of Thee rejoicing, Till on heaven's sinless shore We Thy virtues shall be voicing With the blest for evermore. Samuel M. Miller, dean of the Lutheran Bible Institute, Minneapolis, Minn., is the writer of a number of spiritual songs and hymns that have become popular in Bible conference circles. Among his hymns are "In the holy Father's keeping" and "When Jesus comes in glory." W. H. Lehmann, superintendent of home missions in the American Lutheran Church, has written "Take Thou my life, dear Lord," and "Beneath Thy cross I stand," the latter a passion hymn of rare beauty: Beneath Thy cross I stand And view Thy marred face; O Son of man, must Thou thus die To save a fallen race? Alone Thou bear'st the wrath That should on sinners fall, While from Thy holy wounds forthflows A stream of life for all. O Lamb of God so meek, Beneath Thy cross I bow: Heart-stricken, all my sins confess-- O hear, forgive me now! O Son of God, look down In mercy now on me And heal my wounds of sin and death, That I may live to Thee! INDEX OF NOTABLE HYMNS ESPECIALLY PRESENTED IN THIS VOLUME