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9791. Count It All Joy

1 Count it all joy to bear the cross of Jesus!
Just a little burden for the Master’s sake;
Soon there will be exceeding weight of glory
For His tried and faithful servants to partake.

Refrain:
Count it all joy, count it all joy,
Count it joy to serve the Lord from day to day;
Count it all joy to bear the cross of Jesus,
All things work for good to those who love the Lord.

2 Count it all joy when sorely tried and tempted!
He has promised grace to help in time of need;
Trusting in God, press ever on to conquer,
He will always prove to be a friend indeed. [Refrain]

3 Count it all joy when walking thro’ the valley!
Even in the night the Lord will give a song;
Jesus can turn thy sorrow into gladness;
Praise and honor unto Him for aye belong. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Count it all joy to bear the cross of Jesus!
Title: Count It All Joy
Author: William Edie Marks (1906)
Refrain First Line: Count it all joy, count it all joy
Language: English
Source: Living Praise No. 2 by Charles H. Gabriel and W. W. Dowling (St. Louis: Christian Publishing Company, 1906)
Tune Information
Name: [Count it all joy to bear the cross of Jesus]
Composer: William Edie Marks
Key: E♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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