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Text:Every Step with Jesus
Author:J. W. MacGill
Tune:[Ev'ry step with Jesus]
Composer:Anon.
Composer (chorus):M. S. Sloane

872. Every Step with Jesus

1 Ev'ry step with Jesus
Thus we love to go,
Down life's shady pathway
Into ev'ning's glow.

Chorus:
Ev'ry power for Jesus,
Brain and heart and will,
Used at highest pressure
Till the pulse be still:
Crown of Glory waiting
On the further shore,
Sing with glad rejoicing,
Praises evermore.

2 Ev'ry day with Jesus
When the mornings break,
Whispering life's secrets
E'er the road we take. [Chorus]

3 Ev'ry nerve for Jesus
Strained in mighty toil,
Just to bring the Master
Heaps of golden spoil. [Chorus]

4 Ev'ry man for Jesus,
What a mighty throng,
Then would swell the chorus
Of the victor's song! [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: Ev'ry step with Jesus
Title: Every Step with Jesus
Author: J. W. MacGill
Refrain First Line: Ev'ry power for Jesus
Language: English
Publication Date: 1937
Topic: Special Solos
Tune Information
Name: [Ev'ry step with Jesus]
Composer: Anon.
Composer (chorus): M. S. Sloane
Incipit: 56711 77676 65513
Key: A Major



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