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The Prince of My Peace

Representative Text

1 I stand all bewildered with wonder
And gaze on the ocean of love,
And over its waves to my spirit
Comes peace like a heavenly dove.

Refrain:
The cross now covers my sins,
The past is under the blood;
I’m trusting in Jesus for all,
My will is the will of my God.

2 I struggled and wrestled to win it,
The blessing that setteth me free;
But, when I had ceased from my struggling,
His peace Jesus gave unto me.

3 He laid his hand on me and healed me,
And bade me be every whit whole;
I touched but the hem of his garment,
And glory came thrilling my soul.

4 The Prince of my peace is now passing,
The light of his face is on me;
But listen, beloved, he speaketh:
My peace I will give unto thee.


Source: The Song Book of the Salvation Army #542

Author: W. F. Crafts

Used pseudonym Callene Fisk… Go to person page >

Text Information

First Line: I stand all bewildered with wonder
Title: The Prince of My Peace
Author: W. F. Crafts
Language: English
Refrain First Line: The cross now covers my sins
Copyright: Public Domain

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