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Text:Oh, What a Savior Is Mine!
Author:J. M.
Tune:[In ev'ry condition of life here below]
Composer:John McPherson

106. Oh, What a Savior Is Mine!

1 In ev’ry condition of life here below,
Oh, what a Savior is mine!
He loves me, and guides me, protects from each foe,
Oh, what a Savior is mine!

Chorus:
Oh, what a Savior is mine!
Oh, what a Savior is mine!
When foes would annoy,
He fills me with joy!
Oh, what a Savior is mine!

2 Where sorrows encompass my way on each hand,
Oh, what a Savior is mine!
He scatters the darkness and helps me to stand,
Oh, what a Savior is mine! [Chorus]

3 When friends here forsake me, as often they do,
Oh, what a Savior is mine!
This “friend of the fatherless” ever is true,
Oh, what a Savior is mine! [Chorus]

4 My weary, lost brother, this Savior wants you,
Oh, what a Savior is mine!
To share in the glory awaiting the true,
Oh, what a Savior is mine! [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: In ev'ry condition of life here below
Title: Oh, What a Savior Is Mine!
Author: J. M.
Refrain First Line: Oh, what a Savior is mine
Language: English
Publication Date: 1900
Topic: Christian Joy; Praise
Tune Information
Name: [In ev'ry condition of life here below]
Composer: John McPherson



Media
MIDI file: MIDI

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