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To thee, O Rock of strength
Author: Emily C. Pearson Appears in 4 hymnals First Line: I'll tarry not in all the plain
To thee, O Rock of strength
I'll taste no More
Hymnal: Melodies for the Temperance Band #d55 (1856) First Line: I'll tarry not in all the plain Refrain First Line: I'll taste no more of the poisoned cup, That has caused so oft destruction Languages: English
I'll taste no More
To thee, O Rock of strength
Author: Emily C. Pearson Hymnal: Heavenly Tidings #d42 (1890) First Line: I'll tarry not in all the plain Languages: English
To thee, O Rock of strength
To thee, O Rock of strength
Author: Emily C. Pearson Hymnal: Happy Day #d56 (1888) First Line: I'll tarry not in all the plain Languages: English
To thee, O Rock of strength
Emily C. Pearson
1818 - 1900 Author of "I'll taste no More" Emily Catherine Clemons [“Clemens” or “Clemmons”] Pearson (1818-1900) Emily Catherine Clemons was an educator, author, poet, and from 1844 to 1845 a “female laborer” exhorting people to be ready for Christ’s impending return. She later continued her writing career as an abolitionist novelist and advocate for Temperance, missions, Sabbath School, and other reforms. She was noted author of numerous hymns.
Michael Campbell (director of Seventh Day Adventist (NAD) archives, statistics and research)
Emily C. Pearson
