Jesus is mine

Why should I be sad or fearful

Tune: [Why should I be sad or fearful?]
Published in 4 hymnals

Representative Text

1 Why should I be sad or fearful?
Jesus is mine:
Why should eyes with grief be tearful?
Jesus is mine:
Now, His gracious work completed,
He above all power is seated,
And by hosts in glory greeted;
Jesus is mine!

2 Mine from danger to protect me,
Jesus is mine:
From my wand'rings to correct me,
Jesus is mine;
Mine to fill my soul with pleasure,
Mine, a priceless, peerless treasure,
Mine e'en now and mine forever;
Jesus is mine!

3 Mine thro' life's tempestuous journey,
Jesus is mine:
What tho' it be rough and stormy?
Jesus is mine:
Now He spreads His banner o'er me,
Sets the "blessed hope" before me
Of his coming soon in glory;
Jesus is mine!

4 Till that day, I'd fain be telling,
Jesus is mine:
On his love be ever dwelling;
Jesus is mine;
Thus I'd wait his blest appearing,
His own voice my spirit cheering;
Till I sing, the palm-branch bearing,
Jesus is mine!


Source: The Silver Chime: a cluster of Sabbath school melodies, tunes, sentences, chants, etc., for the use of children and teachers in their school exercises, devotions, and recreations, to which is added... #19

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First Line: Why should I be sad or fearful
Title: Jesus is mine
Copyright: Public Domain

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A Companion to the Canadian Sunday School Harp #184

The Canadian Sunday School Harp #d195

The Silver Chime #d98

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The Silver Chime #19

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