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156. To Him That Overcometh

1 Faint thou not, O weary Christian,
Gird anew thine armor on,
Think of all that doth await thee,
When the vict'ry shall be won;
For to him that overcometh
Fighting in life's earnest strife,
God hath promised kindly honor,
And a glorious crown of life.

2 Falter not, for God shall give thee
Shining robes of spotless white,
And a throne with him in heaven,
If thou conquer in the fight;
He shall be thy God forever,
Thou shalt be to him a son,
And thine eyes shall see his glory,
While the endless years roll on.

3 Thou shalt drink of living waters,
Flowing by the tree of life,
In that fair and blessed city
Where they know not pain or strife;
Since such joys are set before thee,
Press thou on the prize to win,
Trust thy God and He shall give thee,
Strength to conquer ev'ry sin.

Text Information
First Line: Faint thou not, O weary Christian
Title: To Him That Overcometh
Author: T. W. T.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1875
Notes: Now Public Domain. (Read Rev. III-12-21.)
Tune Information
Name: [Faint thou not, O weary Christian]
Composer: J. R. M.
Key: Bâ™­ Major
Notes: Public Domain.



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