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Be Not Afraid

Representative Text

1 Brother, on the troubled deep,
When the wild winds round you sweep,
And the waves in madness leap,
Listen, 'tis the voice that said,--
It is I, be not afraid.

2 When the storm has died away,
And the sun, with cheering ray,
Now illumes your prosperous way,
Trust, oh, trust in him who said,--
It is I, be not afraid.

3 Brother, far away from home,
Restless as the wave's light foam,
When temptations round you come,
Pray for strength to him who said,--
It is I, be not afraid.

4 Brother, when death draweth near,
And your spirit shrinks in fear
From its portals damp and drear,
Trust your soul to him who said,--
It is I, be not afraid.

Source: The Voice of Praise: a collection of hymns for the use of the Methodist Church #1033

Author: Hannah E. Bradbury

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Text Information

First Line: Brother, on the troubled deep
Title: Be Not Afraid
Author: Hannah E. Bradbury
Language: English
Refrain First Line: It is I, be not afraid
Copyright: Public Domain

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Instances

Instances (1 - 9 of 9)

Popular Hymns, revised #163

The American Tune Book (Carmina Sacra, enlarged) #d49

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The Baptist Hymn and Tune Book for Public Worship #A36

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The Baptist Hymn and Tune Book, for Public Worship #382

The Centennial Hymnal #d46

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The Standard Church Hymnal #474

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The Voice of Praise #1033

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