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Darkness and Light
Author: A. C. Hulse Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: After the blackness of midnight Refrain First Line: Joy is the fruit of the morning Lyrics: 1 After the blackness of midnight,
Cometh the dawning of day;
After the cloud and the tempest,
Sunshine drives darkness away.
Chorus:
Joy is the fruit of the morning,
Gloom is the offspring of night;
Faith is the noblest adorning,
Patiently waiting for light.
2 After the sadness of doubting,
Doubting and walking by sight,
Cometh the sweetness of trusting,
Trusting that all will be right. [Chorus]
3 After the heart has been troubled,
Torn by some deep hidden grief;
Cometh the calm and the sunshine
Bringing a welcome relief. [Chorus]
Used With Tune: [After the blackness of midnight]
Darkness and Light
After His Likeness
Author: Mrs. E. C. Ellsworth Appears in 4 hymnals First Line: After the likeness of Jesus Refrain First Line: Sing of that wonderful Jesus Lyrics: 1 After the likeness of Jesus,
Growing in grace day by day,
Ever increasing in stature,
Till we His image portray.
Chorus:
Sing of that wonderful Jesus!
Sing of that beauty divine!
Sing of the brightest and fairest!
Sing for His grace may be thine.
2 After the likeness of Jesus,
Daily with sinners to meet,
Ne’er with a stain on the garments,
Full of a purity sweet. [Chorus]
3 After the likeness of Jesus,
Doing the Father’s own will;
Seeking to know of His wisdom,
Law of our God to fulfil. [Chorus]
4 After the likeness of Jesus,
Loving, and gentle, and kind,
Strong in resisting the evil,
Firmness and sweetness combined. [Chorus] Used With Tune: [After the likeness of Jesus]
After His Likeness
