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[I know not where the path may lead]

Appears in 3 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: Leonard Daugherty Incipit: 53432 12321 71716 Used With Text: The Lord is Our Trust

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The Lord Is Our Trust

Author: Will M. Maupin Appears in 3 hymnals First Line: I know not where the path may lead Refrain First Line: But this I know, whate'er betide Lyrics: 1. I know not where the path may lead, How dark the way that I must tread; My feet may walk on fragrant mead, Or midst deep bogs that ’round them spread. Refrain But this I know, whate’er betide, I need not fear nor walk alone; I still may have One at my side, And feel my hand within His own. 2. I may not have strength of my own, To do the task before me laid; Heart shrink to make the fight alone Against the foe I see arrayed. [Refrain] 3. But this I know, whate’er the task, Or foe that seeks my soul’s alarm, I need not fear; I need but ask The helpful strength of His strong arm. [Refrain] 4. I may not know what waits the day, Nor part the veil that hangs between; I may not glimpse one golden ray Upon the further distant scene. [Refrain] 5. But this I know, if with my best I played the part I had to play, ’Tis safe to leave to Him the rest, For His own time, in His own way. [Refrain] Used With Tune: [I know not where the path may lead]

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The Lord Is Our Trust

Author: Will M. Maupin Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #3943 First Line: I know not where the path may lead Refrain First Line: But this I know, whate'er betide Lyrics: 1. I know not where the path may lead, How dark the way that I must tread; My feet may walk on fragrant mead, Or midst deep bogs that ’round them spread. Refrain But this I know, whate’er betide, I need not fear nor walk alone; I still may have One at my side, And feel my hand within His own. 2. I may not have strength of my own, To do the task before me laid; Heart shrink to make the fight alone Against the foe I see arrayed. [Refrain] 3. But this I know, whate’er the task, Or foe that seeks my soul’s alarm, I need not fear; I need but ask The helpful strength of His strong arm. [Refrain] 4. I may not know what waits the day, Nor part the veil that hangs between; I may not glimpse one golden ray Upon the further distant scene. [Refrain] 5. But this I know, if with my best I played the part I had to play, ’Tis safe to leave to Him the rest, For His own time, in His own way. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [I know not where the path may lead]

The Lord is Our Trust

Author: Will M. Maupin Hymnal: Wonder Hymns of Faith #124 (1923) First Line: I know not where the path may lead Refrain First Line: But this I know, whate'er betide Languages: English Tune Title: [I know not where the path may lead]
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The Lord Is Our Trust

Author: Will M. Maupin Hymnal: Sweeter Than All Songs #199 (1927) First Line: I know not where the path may lead Tune Title: [I know not where the path may lead]

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Will M. Maupin

1863 - 1948 Author of "The Lord Is Our Trust" in The Cyber Hymnal

Leonard Daugherty

1859 - 1951 Composer of "[I know not where the path may lead]" in The Cyber Hymnal Daugherty’s works in­clude: Voices of Praise (Cin­cin­na­ti, Ohio: 1895) Music: FOLLOWING JESUS LORD IS OUR TRUST, THE --www.hymntime.com/tch/ ==================== Leonard Daugherty (born on March 29, 1859, died on May 5, 1951) named in honor of Silas White Leonard, was musical editor for the Christian Standard for many years; he compiled Voice of Praise, American Standard School Singer, Beautiful Songs of Zion and Crowns of Beauty. --legacy.lincolnchristian.edu/library/hymnals/
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