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Oh! what wonderful, wonderful rest

Author: W. M. Hymnal: The Coronation Hymnal #340 (1894) First Line: Safe is my refuge, sweet is my rest Languages: English Tune Title: HELD IN HIS MIGHTY ARMS
Oh! what wonderful, wonderful rest

Held in his mighty arms

Author: William Macomber Hymnal: The New Crusade Songs #d57 (1940) First Line: Safe is my refuge, sweet is my rest Refrain First Line: O what wonderful, wonderful rest
Held in his mighty arms

Held in his mighty arms

Author: William Macomber Hymnal: Crusade Songs #d59 (1937) First Line: Safe is my refuge, sweet is my rest Refrain First Line: O what wonderful, wonderful rest Languages: English
Held in his mighty arms

Held in his mighty arms

Author: William Macomber Hymnal: Redemption Melodies #d82 (1951) First Line: Safe is my refuge, sweet is my rest Refrain First Line: O what wonderful, wonderful rest
Held in his mighty arms

Held in his mighty arms

Author: William Macomber Hymnal: Hymns of the Christian Life. Rev. ed. #321 (1978) First Line: Safe is my refuge, sweet is my rest Refrain First Line: O what wonderful, wonderful rest Languages: English
Held in his mighty arms

Held in his mighty arms

Author: William Macomber Hymnal: Hymns of the Christian Life #321 (1992) First Line: Safe is my refuge, sweet is my rest Refrain First Line: O what wonderful, wonderful rest Languages: English
Held in his mighty arms

Held in his mighty arms

Author: William Macomber Hymnal: Hymns of the Christian Life. Rev. ed. #d391 (1962) First Line: Safe is my refuge, sweet is my rest Refrain First Line: O what wonderful, wonderful rest Languages: English
Held in his mighty arms

Held in his mighty arms

Author: William Macomber Hymnal: Songs that Touch the Heart. Vol. 2 #d38 (1954) First Line: Safe is my refuge, sweet is my rest
Held in his mighty arms

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