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1 Sin has thrown its arrows ’round me
And with snares my pathway wove;
But I’m safe whate’er betides me,
In the fortress of His love.
Refrain:
I will sing the love of Jesus,
When my strength its weakness prove;
I will find the surest refuge
In the fortress of His love.
2 Storms have raged, and tempests shattered
Every hope sent from above;
But my sin-tossed soul found shelter
In the fortress of His love. [Refrain]
3 When life’s day is turned to darkness,
And down pleasure’s path we rove;
There lurks danger—seek for succor,
In the fortress of His love. [Refrain]
4 When arrayed in strongest armor,
"Tried and true," from Heav’n above,
Satan’s shafts can never reach me
In the fortress of His love. [Refrain]
Display Title: In The Fortress Of His LoveFirst Line: Sin has thrown its arrows ’round meTune Title: AGUINALDOAuthor: C. Menzies CummingMeter: 87.87 DSource: The Gospel Pilot Hymnal by Daniel B. Towner, and French E. Oliver (Chicato: Towner & Oliver, 1899)
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