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77. Jesus, All the Way

1 'Tis Jesus when the burden'd heart
Is sinking 'neath its load;
And Jesus when the trembling steps
Can hardly keep the road;
And Jesus when the sun of joy
Has set in sorrow's night,
For he alone can soothe the pain,
Or guide the steps aright.

Chorus:
'Tis Jesus in the morning hours,
And Jesus thro' the day,
And Jesus in life's eventime,
And Jesus all the way.

2 'Tis Jesus when the infant tongue
Can hardly lisp the name,
And when the form is bent with age,
'Tis Jesus just the same;
For on our way to pastures green,
Lest we from him should stray,
Our Shepherd walks before his sheep,
And leads them all the way. [Chorus]

3 'Tis Jesus for the friendless one,
The weary, sad and lone;
And Jesus for the sinner's hope
To change the heart of stone;
And Jesus when the hour has come
To cross the silent stream;
Then Jesus, Jesus evermore,
Shall be our new song's theme. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: 'Tis Jesus when the burden'd heart
Title: Jesus, All the Way
Author: M. E. Servoss
Refrain First Line: 'Tis Jesus in the morning hours
Language: English
Publication Date: 1880
Scripture:
Notes: "Lo, I am with you alway."—Matt. xxviii. 20.
Tune Information
Name: ['Tis Jesus when the burden'd heart]
Composer: C. C. Case
Incipit: 53545 76662 1766



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