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1. Lean on my ample arm,
O thou depressed!
And I will bid the storm
Cease in thy breast.
Whate’er thy lot may be
On life’s complaining sea,
If thou wilt come to me,
Thou shalt have rest.
If thou wilt come to me,
Thou shalt have rest.
2. Lift up thy tearful eyes,
Sad heart, to me;
I am the sacrifice
Offered for thee.
In me thy pain shall cease,
In me is thy release,
In me thou shalt have peace
Eternally.
In me thou shalt have peace
Eternally.
Display Title: Lean on My Ample ArmFirst Line: Lean on my ample armTune Title: [Lean on my ample arm]Author: Theodore E. Curtis, 1872–1957Scripture: Matthew 11:28-30Date: 1985Subject: Comfort | ; Peace | ; Prayer and Supplication | ; Repentance | ; Trials |
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