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68. All That Thrills My Soul

1 Who can cheer the heart like Jesus,
By His presence all divine?
True and tender, pure and precious,
Oh, how blest to call Him mine!

Refrain
All that thrills my soul is Jesus;
He is more than life to me (to me);
And the fairest of ten thousand
In my blessed Lord I see.

2 Love of Christ so freely given,
Grace of God beyond degree,
Mercy higher than the heaven,
Deeper than the deepest sea. Refrain

3 Ev'ry need His hand supplying,
Ev'ry good in Him I see;
On His strength divine relying,
He is all in all to me. Refrain

4 By the crystal, flowing river
With the ransomed I will sing,
And forever and forever
Praise and glorify the King. Refrain

Text Information
First Line: Who can cheer the heart like Jesus
Title: All That Thrills My Soul
Author: T. H.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1978
Topic: Assurance
Copyright: © 1931 by Thoro Harris. Assigned to Nazarene Publishing House.
Notes: Now Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Who can cheer the heart ike Jesus]
Composer: Thoro Harris
Key: B♭ Major
Copyright: © 1931 by Thoro Harris. Assigned to Nazarene Publishing House.
Notes: Now Public Domain



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