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70. Jesus, I Am Resting

1 Jesus, I am resting, resting,
In the joy of what Thou art;
I am finding out the greatness
Of Thy loving heart.
Thou hast bid me gaze upon Thee,
And Thy beauty fills my soul,
For by Thy transforming power,
Thou hast made me whole.

Chorus:
Jesus, I am resting, resting,
In the joy of what Thou art;
I am finding out the greatness
Of Thy loving heart.

2 Simply trusting Thee, Lord Jesus,
I behold Thee as Thou art,
And Thy love so pure, so changeless,
Satisfies my heart -
Satisfies its deepest longings,
Meets, and fills its ev'ry need,
Campasseth me round with blessings:
Thine is love indeed! [Chorus]

4 Ever lift Thy face upon me
As I watch and wait for Thee;
Resting ’neath Thy smile, Lord Jesus,
Earth’s dark shadows flee.
Brightness of my Father’s glory,
Sunshine of my Father’s face,
Keep me ever trusting, resting,
Fill me with Thy grace. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: Jesus, I am resting, resting
Title: Jesus, I Am Resting
Author: Jean Sophia Pigott, 1845-1882
Refrain First Line: Jesus, I am resting, resting
Language: English
Publication Date: 1970
Topic: Assurance and Trust; Comfort; Worship of God
Tune Information
Name: TRANQUILLITY
Composer: James Mountain, 1844-1933
Key: G Major



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