Jesus, I Will Trust Thee

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Jesus, I will trust Thee, Trust Thee with my soul

Author: Mary Jane Deck Walker (1864)
Published in 60 hymnals

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1 Jesus, I will trust Thee,
Trust Thee with my soul,
Guilty, lost and helpless,
Thou canst make me whole:
There is none in heaven
Or on earth like Thee:
Thou hast died for sinners,
Therefore, Lord, for me.

Refrain:
Jesus, I will trust Thee,
Trust Thee with my soul,
Guilty, lost and helpless,
Thou canst make me whole.

2 Jesus, I must trust Thee,
Pondering Thy ways,
Full of love and mercy
All Thine earthly days;
Sinners gathered round Thee,
Lepers sought Thy face:
None too vile or loathsome
For a Savior's grace. (Refrain)

3 Jesus, I do trust Thee,
Trust without a doubt,
Whosoever cometh,
Thou wilt not cast out:
Faithful is Thy promise,
Precious is Thy blood:
These my soul's salvation,
Thou my Savior God! (Refrain)

Source: Hymns for the Living Church #244

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Author: Mary Jane Deck Walker

Walker, Mary Jane, née Deck, daughter of Mr. John Deck, and sister of J. G. Deck, was married in 1848 to Dr. Walker, for sometime Rector of Cheltenham, and editor of Psalms & Hymns for Public and Social Worship, 1855. Several of her hymns appeared as leaflets; others in her husband's Psalms & Hymns, 1855. In that Collection bear her signature "M. J. W." These are:— 1. He came, Whose embassy was peace. Passiontide. 2. I journey through a desert drear and wild. The Journey of Life . 3. Jesus, I will trust Thee, trust Thee with my soul. Trust in Jesus. 4. Lord, Thou didst love Jerusalem. Mission to the Jews. 5. 0 God, our Saviour, from Thy birth. Passiontide. 6. 0 joyful tidings let us sing. Sunday School Anniversar… Go to person page >

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First Line:	Jesus, I will trust Thee, Trust Thee with my soul
Title:	Jesus, I Will Trust Thee
Author:	Mary Jane Deck Walker (1864)
Meter:	6.5.6.5 D
Language:	English
Refrain First Line:	In Thy love confiding
Copyright:	Public Domain