Author: Alice Jean CleatorHymnal: Songs for All #25 (1906)First Line: There’s a tempest ever raging o’er life’s dark and troubled tideRefrain First Line: Are you sheltered from the storm tonightLyrics: 1 There’s a tempest ever raging o’er life’s dark and troubled tide,
O how many souls have yielded to its might!
But in Christ there is a refuge, all are safe who there may hide;
Are you sheltered from the storm tonight?
Refrain:
Are you sheltered from the storm tonight?
Sweetly trusting in the Saviour’s might?
Have you proved his helping pow’r
In temptation’s darkened hour?
Are you sheltered from the storm tonight?
2 There’s a tempest ever raging o’er life’s dark and troubled tide,
And it seeks to veil the eyes to heaven’s light;
But the soul that comes to Jesus shall in sunshine e’er abide;
Are you sheltered from the storm tonight? [Refrain]
3 There’s a tempest ever raging o’er life’s dark and troubled tide,
But with Jesus all the journey shall be bright;
Not a soul who sought this refuge ever yet has been denied;
Are you sheltered from the storm tonight? [Refrain]Tune Title: [There's a tempest ever raging o’er life’s dark and troubled tide]
Author: Alice Jean CleatorHymnal: Songs of Love Divine #25 (1906)First Line: There's a tempest ever raging o'er life's dark and troubled tideRefrain First Line: Are you sheltered from the storm tonightTune Title: [There's a tempest ever raging o’er life’s dark and troubled tide]
Author: Alice Jean CleatorHymnal: The New Life Hymnal #25 (1907)First Line: There's a tempest ever raging o'er life's dark and troubled tideRefrain First Line: Are you sheltered from the storm tonight?Languages: EnglishTune Title: [There's a tempest ever raging o'er life's dark and troubled tide]
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