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Trust In the Lord

Trust in the Lord with all thy heart, If thou His love would know

Tune: [Trust in the Lord with all thy heart] (Stanton)
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1. Trust in the Lord with all thy heart,
If thou his love would know;
Abide in him, so shall thy soul
In endless rapture flow.

2. Trust in the Lord, his ways are right,
His judgments all are just;
His word is truth, his promise sure,
To all who in him trust.

3. Trust in the Lord, whate'er betide,
Affliction, sorrow, care;
Cast all thy burdens at his feet,
And he will hear thy prayer.

4. Trust in the Lord in death's dark hour,
His love thy solace be;
Thy soul shall shout o'er Jordan's flood,
"I'm trusting, Lord, in thee."

Source: Carols of Hope: a compilation of select sacred songs for use in Sunday schools, praise and young people's services #197

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First Line: Trust in the Lord with all thy heart, If thou His love would know
Title: Trust In the Lord
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
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