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Text: | The Unfailing Love |
Author: | Eben E. Rexford |
Tune: | [We read in the dear old chapters] |
Composer: | J. J. Jelley |
1 We read in the dear old chapters,
In times when weary grown,
Of the love that never faileth
To find and bless its own;
And sweet are the words with comfort,
As through this land we go,
The love that has failed us never,
Will fail us not below.
Refrain:
And sweet are the words with comfort,
As thro’ this land we go,
The love that has failed us never,
Will fail us not below.
2 No matter what ills betide us
Here in this lower land,
We can turn from the ills that vex,
And reach the Savior’s hand;
We can lean on the love unfailing,
Like an arm that is strong and true,
And see it is sure and steadfast
The whole long journey through. [Refrain]
3 O love, thou art like a fountain,
The summers can not dry;
Thou comest to hearts aweary,
Like rain from a tender sky;
Refreshed by the gentle shower,
All trust fully we say;
The love that has failed us never,
Will follow us all the way. [Refrain]
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First Line: | We read in the dear old chapters |
Title: | The Unfailing Love |
Author: | Eben E. Rexford |
Refrain First Line: | And sweet are the words with comfort |
Publication Date: | 1893 |
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Tune Information | |
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Name: | [We read in the dear old chapters] |
Composer: | J. J. Jelley |
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MIDI file: | MIDI |