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115. Constantly Abiding

1 There’s a peace in my heart that the world never gave,
A peace it cannot take away;
Tho the trials of life may surround like a cloud,
I’ve a peace that has come there to stay!

Chorus:
Constantly abiding -
Jesus is mine;
Constantly abiding -
Rapture divine!
He never leaves me lonely -
Whispers, O, so kind,
“I will never leave thee,”
Jesus is mine.

2 All the world seemed to sing of a Savior and King
When peace sweetly came to my heart;
Troubles all fled away and my night turned to day -
Blessed Jesus, how glorious Thou art! [Chorus]

3 This treasure I have in a temple of clay
While here on His footstool I roam;
But He’s coming to take me, some glorious day,
Over there to my heavenly home! [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: There's a peace in my heart that the world never gave
Title: Constantly Abiding
Author: Anne S. Murphy, ?-1942
Refrain First Line: Constantly abiding Jesus is mine
Language: English
Publication Date: 1970
Topic: Assurance and Trust; Peace and Security; Praise and Testimony
Tune Information
Name: [There's a peace in my heart that the world never gave]
Composer: Anne S. Murphy, ?-1942
Key: D♭ Major



Media
Audio recording: RHC_115.mp3
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