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Jean Ingelow’s “I Sought the Lord” is a Christian hymn and devotional poem written in the late 1800s. It reflects on God’s grace and love, expressing the idea that even when people think they are searching for God, God has already been seeking them first. The hymn is known for its gentle, reflective tone and themes of faith, salvation, and divine love.
The hymn is most commonly used in Christian church services, especially in Protestant traditions such as Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, and Reformed churches. It is often sung during worship, prayer, communion, or services focused on grace, salvation, and personal devotion.