| Text: | Ever is a peril near me |
| Author: | T. Kingo |
| Translator: | C. Doving |
1 Ever is a peril near me,
Ever have I grace to cheer me,
Ever in my woes I sigh,
Ever see I Jesus nigh.
2 Ever do my sins upbraid me,
Ever Jesus comes to aid me,
Ever woes around me throng,
Ever am I full of song.
3 Now I seated am in gladness,
Now I fall and lie in sadness,
Often weary and distressed,
Ever find in Jesus rest.
4 Thus in grief linked to my gladness,
Sweet and bitter, joy and sadness,
Fill the cup that I must drain
In this life of joy and pain.
5 But, O Jesus, 'mid life's sadness,
Grant that faith's true joy and gladness,
Over sin and grief that quail,
Ever, ever may prevail.
| Text Information | |
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| First Line: | Ever is a peril near me |
| Translator: | C. Doving |
| Author: | T. Kingo |
| Publication Date: | 1918 |
| Topic: | Prayer |
| Notes: | Now Public Domain. Tune: ALDRIG ER JEG UDEN VAADE |