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154. Hold to God's Unchanging Hand

1 Time is filled with swift transition.
Naught of earth unmoved can stand.
Build your hopes on things eternal.
Hold to God’s unchanging hand.

Refrain:
Hold to his hand, God’s unchanging hand.
Hold to his hand, God’s unchanging hand.
Build your hopes on things eternal.
Hold to God’s unchanging hand.

2 Trust in him who will not leave you.
Whatsoever years may bring.
If by earthly friends forsaken,
still more closely to him cling. [Refrain]

3 Covet not this world’s vain riches
that so rapidly decay.
Seek to gain the heavenly treasures.
They will never pass away. [Refrain]

4 When your journey is completed,
if to God you have been true.
fair and bright the home in glory
your enraptured soul will view. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Time is filled with swift transition
Title: Hold to God's Unchanging Hand
Author: Jennie Wilson
Refrain First Line: Hold to his hand, God's unchanging hand
Meter: 87 87 with Refrain
Language: English
Publication Date: 2007
Topic: Order of Service: Processional; Admonition; Comfort (9 more...)
Tune Information
Name: UNCHANGING HAND
Composer: F. L. Eiland
Arranger: Stephen Key
Meter: 87 87 with Refrain
Key: G Major
Copyright: Arr. © 2000 GIA Publications Inc.



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