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Keep Trusting in His Word

Representative Text

1 When your path grows dreary,
And of toil you’re weary,
Keep calling on the Lord;
He will guide you ever,
And forsake you never;
Keep trusting in His word.

Refrain:
Keep calling, keep calling,
Keep calling, keep trusting,
Keep trusting, keep trusting,
In His word.

2 When your joy and gladness
Is o’ercome by sadness,
Keep calling on the Lord;
And in Jesus’ keeping,
Forward to the reaping;
Keep trusting in His word. [Refrain]

3 There’s a glad tomorrow,
Free from pain and sorrow,
Keep calling on the Lord;
Would you seek His blessing?
Come to Him confessing;
Keep trusting ever in His word. [Refrain]

Source: The Cyber Hymnal #14777

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Author: B. F. Creel

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First Line: When your path grows dreary
Title: Keep Trusting in His Word
Author: B. F. Creel
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
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