Come Ye Sinners?

I have a question. I absolutly love the song "Come ye Sinners"--yet there is one part that i don't get..."in the arms of my dear saviour there are ten thousand charms?" what does that mean? If anyone has any insight i'd appreciate it

Come, Ye SinnersCome, ye sinners, poor and needy,Weak and wounded, sick and sore:Jesus ready stands to save you,Full of pity, love and power:He is able,He is able,He is willing: doubt no more.or I think this is the oneI Will Arise and Go To Jesusverses by J. HartCome, ye sinners, poor and needy,Weak and wounded, sick and sore:Jesus ready stands to save you,Full of pity, love and power:RefrainI will arise and go to Jesus,He will embrace me in His arms;In the arms of my dear Saviour,O there are ten thousand charms.Now, ye needy, come and welcome:God's free bounty glorify:True belief and true repentance--Every grace that brings you nigh--RefrainI will arise and go to Jesus,He will embrace me in His arms;In the arms of my dear Saviour,O there are ten thousand charms.Let not conscience make you linger,Nor of fitness fondly dream;All the fitness He requirethIs to feel your need of Him;RefrainI will arise and go to Jesus,He will embrace me in His arms;In the arms of my dear Saviour,O there are ten thousand charms.Come, ye weary, heavy-laden,Bruised and mangled by the Fall;If you tarry till you're better,You will never come at all:RefrainI will arise and go to Jesus,He will embrace me in His arms;In the arms of my dear Saviour,O there are ten thousand charms.View Him prostrate in the garden,On the ground your Maker lies!On the bloody tree behold Him,Hear Him cry before He dies,RefrainI will arise and go to Jesus,He will embrace me in His arms;In the arms of my dear Saviour,O there are ten thousand charms.Lo, the incarnate God, ascended,Pleads the merit of His blood:Venture on Him, venture wholly,Let no other trust intrude:RefrainI will arise and go to Jesus,He will embrace me in His arms;In the arms of my dear Saviour,O there are ten thousand charms.Now, ye needy, come and welcome:God's free bounty glorify:True belief and true repentance--Every grace that brings you nigh--Without money,Without money,Come to Jesus Christ and buy.Let not conscience make you linger,Nor for fitness fondly dream;All the fitness He requirethIs to feel your need of Him;This He gives you--This He gives you--'T is the Spirit's rising beam.Come, ye weary, heavy-laden,Bruised and ruined by the Fall;If you tarry till you're better,You will never come at all:Not the righteous--Not the righteous--Sinners, Jesus came to call.View Him prostrate in the garden,On the ground your Maker lies!On the bloody tree behold Him,Hear Him cry before He dies,"It is finished!""It is finished!"Sinner, will not this suffice?Lo, the incarnate God, ascended,Pleads the merit of His blood:Venture on Him, venture wholly,Let no other trust intrude:None but JesusNone but JesusCan do helpless sinners good.Pastor J. HartNo. 376 in Sacred Songs and SolosMatthew 11:28 Come unto me...John 6:37 All that the Father giveth me shallcome to me; and him that comethto me I will in no wise cast out.Revelation 22:17And the Spirit and the bride say, Come.And let him that heareth say, Come.And let him that is athirst come.And whosoever will,let him take the water of life freelyI had never heard of it but I just was interested in this the right one!!

Is it supposed to be:

Let not conscience make you linger,
Not of fitness fondly dream;
All the fitness He requireth
Is to feel your need of Him.

OR

Let not conscience make you linger,
Nor of fitness fondly dream;
All the fitness He requireth
Is to feel your need of Him.