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There is a sweet, enduring peace, Which Jesus ever gives

There is a sweet, enduring peace, Which Jesus ever gives

Author: Fred S. Shepard
Tune: [There is a sweet, enduring peace] (Hammond)
Published in 1 hymnal

Audio files: MIDI

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1 There is a sweet, enduring peace,
Which Jesus ever gives
The soul that chooses Him as Lord,
And in His service lives.

Refrain:
Peace, peace, wonderful peace,
Surpassing all besides;
Peace, peace, wonderful peace,
Where Christ, the Lord, abides.

2 The passing storms of life that sweep
Across our pathway here,
Can not destroy the peace of God,
Which shineth ever clear. [Refrain]

3 This peace was purchased by the Lord,
On Calv’ry’s cruel tree,
Where Jesus shed His precious blood
To ransom you and me. [Refrain]

4 And now, ascended up on high,
The Comforter He gives,
Who fills with joy and perfect peace
The heart wherein He lives. [Refrain]

Source: Songs of Help: for the Sunday school, evangelistic and church services #45

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First Line: There is a sweet, enduring peace, Which Jesus ever gives
Author: Fred S. Shepard
Refrain First Line: Peace, peace, wonderful peace
Copyright: Public Domain
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