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Text: | Enduring Soul of all our life |
Author: | Ebenezer S. Oakley |
Tune: | BEDFORD |
Composer: | William Wheall |
1 Enduring Soul of all our life,
In whom all things blend,
Unhanging Peace ‘mid storm and strife,
Our Parent, Home, and End,—
2 Through Thee the worlds, with all they bear,
Their mighty courses run;
Through Thee the heavens are passing fair,
And splendor clothes the sun.
3 The thoughts that move the heart of an
And lift his soul on high,
The skill that teaches him to plan
With wondrous subtlety,—
4 These are Thy thoughts, almighty Mind;
This skill is Thine, O Lord,
Who dost by hidden influence bind
All powers in sweet accord.
5 No noble work was e’er begun
Which came not first from heaven;
No living deed was ever done
Without Thine inpulse given.
6 O fill us now, Thou living Power,
With energy divine;
Thus shall our wills from hour to hour
Become not ours, but Thine.
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First Line: | Enduring Soul of all our life |
Author: | Ebenezer S. Oakley (1885) |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1910 |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | BEDFORD |
Composer: | William Wheall |
Meter: | C. M. |