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Text:God, Who Made the Earth
Author:Sarah Betts Rhodes
Tune:SOMMERLIED
Composer:Hermann von Müller, b. 1859

133. God, Who Made the Earth

1 God, who made the earth,
the air, the sky, the sea,
who gave the light its birth,
careth for me.

2 God who made the grass,
the flow'r, the fruit, the tree,
the day and night to pass,
careth for me.

3 God who made the sun,
the moon, the stars, is he
who, when life's clouds come on,
careth for me.

4 God who made all things,
on earth, in air, in sea,
who changing seasons brings,
careth for me.

5 God, who sent his Son
to die on Calvary,
he, if I lean on him,
will care for me.

6 When in heav'n's bright land
I all his loved ones see,
I'll sing with that blest band,
"God cared for me."

Text Information
First Line: God, who made the earth
Title: God, Who Made the Earth
Author: Sarah Betts Rhodes (1870)
Meter: 5.6.6.4.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1990
Scripture:
Topic: Trust in God; God's Work: Providence; God: Love and Grace of
Tune Information
Name: SOMMERLIED
Composer: Hermann von Müller, b. 1859
Meter: 5.6.6.4.
Key: G Major



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