Text: | "Be not dismayed, for I am thy God" |
Author: | W. Gadsby |
1 Poor fearful saint, be not dismayed,
Nor dread the dangers of the night;
Thy God will ever be thy aid,
And put the hosts of hell to flight.
2 Nor sin, nor Satan, can o’ercome
The arm that vindicates thy cause;
God, thy own God, will lead thee home,
In spite of all that may oppose.
3 [Should hosts within, and hosts without,
At once unite to make thee yield,
Thy God shall put them all to rout,
And make thee master of the field.]
4 In every sore and deep distress,
“I am thy God” shall be thy stay;
Thy God shall all thy woes redress,
And drive thy guilty fears away.
5 This soul-supporting truth contains
All blessings that a God can give;
In sorrows, sicknesses, or pains,
Thy God will every need relieve.
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First Line: | Poor fearful saint, be not dismay'd |
Title: | "Be not dismayed, for I am thy God" |
Author: | W. Gadsby |
Meter: | L. M. |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1844 |
Topic: | Encouragement |