No. 406. Lord, Thou Art My Rock of Strength

A. H. Franke, tr. by C. Winkworth ROSSITER. 7s.D.

J. B. Calkin

1. Lord, Thou art my Rock of strength, And my home is in Thine arms;
2. When my trials tar-ry long, Un - to Thee I look and wait,
3. Let
thy mercy's wings be spread O'er me, keep me close to Thee;

Thou wilt send me
Know-ing none, tho'
In the peace Thy

help at length, And I feel no wild a-larms. keen and strong, Can my trust in Thee a-bate. love doth shed Let me dwell e-ter - nal - ly.

Sin nor death can pierce the shield, Thy de-
And this faith I long have nurs'd Comes a-
Be my all; in all I do, Let me

fence has o'er me thrown; Up to Thee myself I yield, And my sorrows are Thine own. lone, O God, from Thee; Thou my heart didst open first, Thou didst set this hope in me. - ly seek Thy will. Where the heart to Thee is true, All is peaceful, calm and still.

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No. 423. If Thou but Suffer God to Guide Thee

ways, He'll give thee strength what-e'er be - tide thee, And bear thee thro'
sighs? What can it help, if thou

ly,

the evil

ment as it

be wail thee, O'er each dark mo

Copyright, 1892, by S. M. Bixby.

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FAITH AND TRUST

A-MEN.

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