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Casting Your Care Upon Him

Author: James L. Black Hymnal: Showers of Blessing #105 (1888) First Line: Child of God, be not discouraged Refrain First Line: Casting all your care upon him Lyrics: 1 Child of God, be not discouraged, Cast thy burden on the Lord; With a cheerful, loving spirit Read and trust his gracious word. Refrain: Casting all your care upon him, When your skies with clouds are dim, You will find the promise true, Jesus careth, Jesus careth still for you. 2 O’er the dark and troubled waters, Tho’ you oft may stem the tide, Not alone you brave the tempest,— He is there your Friend and Guide. [Refrain] 3 Child of God, no power can harm you, Naught of ill your soul molest, Casting all you care on Jesus, In his arms you safely rest. [Refrain] 4 Soon your eyes with joy will see him, Soon your feet will press the shore, Where the saints redeemed are waiting, And the storms of life are o’er. [Refrain] Tune Title: [Child of God, be not discouraged]
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Casting Your Care Upon Him

Author: James L. Black Hymnal: Living Hymns #105 (1890) First Line: Child of God, be not discouraged Refrain First Line: Casting all your care upon him Lyrics: 1 Child of God, be not discouraged, Cast thy burden on the Lord; With a cheerful, loving spirit Read and trust his gracious word. Chorus: Casting all your care upon him, When your skies with clouds are dim, You will find the promise true, Jesus careth, Jesus careth still for you. 2 O’er the dark and troubled waters, Tho’ you oft may stem the tide, Not alone you brave the tempest,-- He is there your Friend and Guide. [Chorus] 3 Child of God, no power can harm you, Naught of ill your soul molest, Casting all your care on Jesus, In his arms you safely rest. [Chorus] 4 Soon your eyes with joy will see him, Soon your feet will press the shore, Where the saints redeemed are waiting, And the storms of life are o’er. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [Child of God, be not discouraged]
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Casting Your Care Upon Him

Author: James L. Black Hymnal: Words of Life #33 (1889) First Line: Child of God, be not discouraged Refrain First Line: Casting all your cars upon him Languages: English Tune Title: [Child of God, be not discouraged]
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Casting Your Care Upon Him

Author: James L. Black Hymnal: Redemption Songs #70 (1889) First Line: Child of God, be not discouraged Refrain First Line: Casting all your care upon him Tune Title: [Child of God, be not discouraged]
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Casting Your Care Upon Him

Author: James L. Black Hymnal: Sacred Trio #70 (1889) First Line: Child of God, be not discouraged Refrain First Line: Casting all your care upon him Tune Title: [Child of God, be not discouraged]
Casting Your Care Upon Him

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