109. Be Still, O Heart

1 Be still, O heart! why fear and tremble?
What evil can thy steps betide?
Though foes, a mighty host, assemble,
Fear not, for God is on thy side.

Refrain:
Be still, O heart!
What evil can betide thee?
Fear not, fear not,
With God to walk beside thee.

2 Be still, O heart! the Lord of glory
Was once a man acquaint with grief:
He stoops to hear—tell all thy story—
He loves, He cares, He’ll send relief. [Refrain]

3 Be still, O heart! cease fearing, fretting
About the future all unknown;
Ne’er think the Master is forgetting
About His child—His loved and own. [Refrain]

4 Be still, O heart! thy Lord will send thee
The clouds or sunshine as is best;
His own right hand shall e’er defend thee;
Then trust His love, and be at rest. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Be still, O heart, why fear and tremble
Title: Be Still, O Heart
Author: J. H. Watson
Refrain First Line: Be still, O heart!
Publication Date: 1899
Scripture:
Topic: Faith; Trust
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Be still, O heart, why fear and tremble]
Composer: Geo. C. Stebbins
Notes: Public Domain.



Media
MIDI file: MIDI

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