‘I’ will generally stand alone in this section of ‘I’ hymns, but there are others as with ‘Ivory Palaces’ by Henry Barraclough where ‘I’ is the beginning of the first word in the line. However, we must admit that there are countless hymns starting with the first person I that have blessed and inspired and brought to surrender souls after soul down the centuries. Among them and in this category, we find, ‘I Am A Poor Wayfaring Stranger’ the Author of this hymn is unknown, yet it has been the means of bringing many who have hit rock-bottom in life to hope and transformation. ‘I Am Coming To The Cross’ By W Mc Donald is a hymn drawing people to a commitment to Christ.‘I Am Thine O Lord’ By Fanny Crosby speaks of commitment in the Christian’s life as is ‘I Am Resolved’ By Palmer Hartsough.
Warning that we will all stand before the Judgment throne is the thrust of ‘I Dreamt That The Great Judgment Morning’ By Bert Shadduck.‘I Love To Hear The Story’ By Emily Huntington Miller is a delightful hymn for young and old that resonates with all. As you can see the ‘I’ section is full of hymns for every theme.