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11. Christ Is Mine

1 I have heavenly gladness in my soul today
Which all earthly joys outshine,
Driving all my sadness, doubts and fears away;
It is this that Christ is mine.

Chorus:
He is mine, His joy I know,
He abides with me where’er I go;
And His gentle presence doth my heart entwine,
Hallelujah! Christ is mine.

2 Other friends may help me, be most kind and true,
And their love I’ll ne’er resign,
but my Saviour is the best I ever knew—
Precious friend! I know He’s mine. [Chorus]

3 He is with me when no earthly friend is near,
He can feel my soul’s deep need,
And His tender love my fainting heart doth cheer;
O He is a friend indeed. [Chorus]

4 The sweet sunshine of His grace refreshes me
As I walk life’s path with Him;
At the journey’s end His blessed face I’ll see,
Where no shadows ever dim. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: I have heavenly gladness in my soul today
Title: Christ Is Mine
Author: D. W. M.
Refrain First Line: He is mine, His joy I know
Language: English
Publication Date: 1928
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [I have heavenly gladness in my soul today]
Composer: Rev. D. W. Myland
Arranger: J. M. Kirk
Notes: Public Domain.



Media
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