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Resting In the Rock

I am resting on the Rock that the storms can never move

Author: E. Dee
Tune: [I am resting on the Rock]
Published in 5 hymnals

Audio files: MIDI

Representative Text

1 I am resting on the Rock that the storms can never move,
On the everlasting Rock of Ages;
What a blessing to my soul doth this refuge ever prove,
When the tempest round about me rages!

Chorus:
I am resting on the Rock that the storms can never move,
Safely sheltered on a strong foundation,
What a blessing to my soul doth this refuge ever prove,
Blessed be the Rock of my salvation!

2 I am resting where the waters of sin cannot o’erflow
Tho’ the billows raise their heads so steeply;
I am safe for I am trusting the one who loves me so,
And I know He has the pow’r to keep me! [Chorus]

3 Dark may be the sea of doubt but the sky of hope is clear,
I am resting on a firm foundation,
Nothing can my soul remove for I have my Saviour near,
Blessed be the Rock of my Salvation! [Chorus]


Source: Light and Life Songs No. 3 #85

Author: E. Dee

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Text Information

First Line: I am resting on the Rock that the storms can never move
Title: Resting In the Rock
Author: E. Dee
Copyright: Public Domain

Timeline

Instances

Instances (1 - 5 of 5)

Full of Blessing #d27

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Glory Songs #39

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Light and Life Songs No. 3 #85

The Beautiful in Song #d42

The Beautiful in Song No.2 #d29

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