There Is Joy In My Soul

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I will not be weary, though trials may come

Author: Fanny Crosby
Tune: [I will not be weary, though trials may come]
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1 I will not be weary, tho’ trials may come,
And troubles before me I see,
But count them as nothing compared with the love
Of Jesus, my Saviour, to me.

Refrain:
I’ll sing of His love, of His wonderful love,
Tho’ billows like mountains may roll;
I fear not the tempest, I dread not the storm,
For Jesus gives joy to my soul.

2 I cannot be weary when He is my rest;
Whate’er my temptations may be,
I’ll trust in His promise because He has said:
“My grace is sufficient for thee.” [Refrain]

3 There’s joy that no language or thought can express,
It comes from His presence divine;
And when in His likeness at last I awake,
Its fullness I know will be mine! [Refrain]

Source: Hallowed Hymns, New and Old: for use in prayer and praise meetings, evangelistic services, sunday schools, young people's societies and all other departments of church work #27

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Author: Fanny Crosby

Pseudonymns: A.V., Mrs. A. E. Andrews, Mrs. E. A. Andrews, Mrs. E. L. Andrews, James L. Black, Henrietta E. Blair, Charles Bruce, Robert Bruce, Leah Carlton, Eleanor Craddock, Lyman G. Cuyler, D.H.W., Ella Dare, Ellen Dare, Mrs. Ellen Douglass, Lizzie Edwards. Miss Grace Elliot, Grace J. Frances, Victoria Frances, Jennie Garnett, Frank Gould, H. D. K., Frances Hope, Annie L. James, Martha J. Lankton [Langton], Grace Lindsey, Maud Marion, Sallie Martin, Wilson Meade, Alice Monteith, Martha C. Oliver, Mrs. N. D. Plume, Kate Smiley, Sallie Smith, J. L. Sterling, John Sterling, Julia Sterling, Ida Scott Taylor, Mary R. Tilden, Hope Tryaway, Carrie M. Wilson, W.H.D. Frances Jane Crosby, the daughter of John and Mercy Crosby, was born in Sout… Go to person page >

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First Line:	I will not be weary, though trials may come
Title:	There Is Joy In My Soul
Author:	Fanny Crosby
Meter:	11.8.11.8 D
Language:	English
Refrain First Line:	I’ll sing of His love, of His wonderful love
Notes:	Some hymnals show the author as Wilson Meade, one of Crosby's pseudonyms
Copyright:	Public Domain

Nehemiah 8:10
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Hallowed Hymns, New and Old: for use in prayer and praise meetings, evangelistic services, sunday schools, young people's societies and all other departments of church work (1911), p.26

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Instances (1 - 1 of 1)	Title	First Line	Tune	Tune Key	Author	Meter	Scripture	Date	Subject	Source
The Cyber Hymnal #11193	There Is Joy In My Soul	I will not be weary, tho’ trials may come	POTENZA		Fanny Crosby	11.8.11.8 D				<cite>Young People's Songs of Praise</cite> by Allen Sankey (Chicago: Biglow & Main, 1902)