1 In the pathway of my journey
I see steps that lead to God;
They’re the footsteps of my Savior,
Showing me the path He trod.
Refrain:
Lead me, Savior, lead me ever,
Lead me, Jesus, all the way;
Keep me ever in Thy footsteps
Lest I from thy pathway stray;
Keep me ever in Thy footsteps,
Lest I from Thy pathway stray.
2 Thou hast borne my ev’ry burden,
Borne death’s anguish on the tree;
All this hast thou meekly suffered
E’en for my iniquity. [Refrain]
3 Thou hast lived on earth for others,
Spent thy life for us in love;
Thus would I my life be spending
Till I meet Thee, Lord, above. [Refrain]
A. R. Meusch is Amanda R. Meusch. Born in Illinois, the 1880 U. S. census shows her in Elmhurst IL as the nine-year-old daughter of Philipp Meusch, president of Elmhurst Proseminar. (That institution was the ‘Gymnasium’-level seminary-preparatory institution of the German Evangelical Synod of North America. Out of Elmhurst Proseminar would come Elmhurst College in the 1920’s: out of the German Evangelical Synod, through mergers, would come the Evangelical and Reformed and then the United Church of Christ.) Amanda’s younger brother, Frederick A. Meusch, would also become a G. E. S. N. A. minister.
Amanda was fully bilingual: In addition to the hymn texts in English currently listed in Hymnary, the publication Rosche’s Geistl… Go to person page >
Display Title: My Saviour's FootstepsFirst Line: In the pathway of my journeyTune Title: [In the pathway of my journey]Author: Amanda R. MeuschDate: 1921
Display Title: My Savior's FootstepsFirst Line: In the pathway of my journeyTune Title: [In the pathway of my journey]Author: Amanda R. MeuschDate: 1902
Display Title: My Savior's FootstepsFirst Line: In the pathway of my journeyTune Title: FIFEAuthor: Amanda R. MeuschMeter: 87.87.87.87.87Source: Triumphant Songs No. 5 by Edwin Excell (Chicago: Edwin O. Excell, 1896)
Display Title: My Savior's FootstepsFirst Line: In the pathway of my journeyTune Title: [In the pathway of my journey]Author: Amanda R. MeuschDate: 1896
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