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Half Was Never Told
Author: C. B. W. Hymnal: Light and Life Songs No. 3 #105 (1918) First Line: Led by God's almighty hand Refrain First Line: O the half was never gold Lyrics: 1 Led by God’s almighty hand
We are marching to a land
Deck’d with glories mortal eyes did ne’er behold;
And we’ve said, “One day will pay
Me to climb the rugged way,”
But the half was never told.
Chorus:
O the half was never gold,
God has wonders to unfold,
Till we meet at His right hand,
We can never understand
For the half was never told.
2 WE can never comprehend
All the good our Lord hath plann’d,
But their value cannot be compar’d with gold;
God’s free bounty we shall share,
Treasures rich and treasures rare,
But the half was never told. [Chorus]
3 We have heard sweet voices sing,
Till the domes of heaven ring,
And fair nature did her harmonies unfold;
But the songs of angel choir
Strike a chord divinely high’r,
For the half was never told. [Chorus]
4 Soon we leave the shores of time,
Mount to God’s bright sunny clime,
And possess the land by prophets long foretold;
There will dawn one nightless day,
And forever we shall stay,
Yet the half was never told. [Chorus]
Languages: English Tune Title: [Led by God's almighty hand]
Half Was Never Told
The half was never told
Author: C. G. Widmeyer Hymnal: Hallelujah Songs #d89 (1920) First Line: Led by God's almighty hand Refrain First Line: O the half was never told Languages: English
The half was never told
The half was never told
Author: C. G. Widmeyer Hymnal: Banner of Love Songs #d93 (1936) First Line: Led by God's almighty hand Refrain First Line: O the half was never told Languages: English
The half was never told
The half was never told
Author: C. G. Widmeyer Hymnal: Notes of Gold #d100 (1921) First Line: Led by God's almighty hand Refrain First Line: O the half was never told
The half was never told
