Trust and Obey

   Words: John H. Sammis, 1846-1919

   Tune: Daniel B. Towner, 1850-1919

   Category: Faith and Trust

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1. When we walk with the  Lord In the   light of  his word
2. Not a shad-ow     can  rise, Not a   cloud in  the skies,
3. Not a bur-den     we   bear, Not a   sor-row   we  share,
4. But we nev-er     can  prove The de -lights of His love
5. Then in fel-low  -ship sweet We will sit at    His feet

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1. What a  glo-ry He      sheds on our way!
2. But His smile quick-ly drives it a -way;
3. But our toil He doth   rich-ly re  -pay;
4. Un-til all on the      al-tar we    lay;
5. Or we'll walk by His   side in the  way;

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1. While we do His good will He a    -bides with us   still,
2. Not a doubt nor a    fear, Not a   sigh nor   a    tear,
3. Not a grief nor a    loss, Not a   frown nor  a    cross,
4. For the fa-vor  He   shows And the joy He     be  -stows
5. What He says we will do, Where He  sends we   will go;

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1. And with all who will  trust and o-bey.
2. Can a   -bide while we trust and o-bey.
3. But is   blest if we   trust and o-bey.
4. Are for  them who will trust and o-bey.
5. Nev-er   fear, on-ly   trust and o-bey.

Chorus

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Trust and o -bey, for there's no other way

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To be hap-py in Je-sus, But to trust and o-bey.

   To God Be the Glory
   Words: Fanny J. Crosby, 1820-1915
   Tune: William H. Doane, 1832-1915
   Category: Praise and Adoration

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1. To    God    be the  glo-ry, great    things He hath done;
2. O     per   -fect re-demp-tion, the   pur-chase of   blood,
3. Great things He hath taught us, great things He hath done,

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1. So  loved He the world that He    gave us His son,
2. To  ev-'ry be   -liev-er the      prom-ise of God;
3. And great our re-joic-ing through Je-sus the  Son;

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1. Who yield-ed His  life an a   -tone-ment for sin,
2. The vil  -est of -fend-er who  tru-ly be  -  lieves,
3. But pur  -er, and high-er, and great-er will be

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1. And  o-pened the  life-gate that all may  go in.
2. That mo-ment from Je-sus a par-don        re-ceives.
3. Our  won-der, our trans-port, when Je-sus we see.

Chorus

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Praise the Lord, Praise the Lord, Let the earth hear His voice!

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Praise the Lord, Praise the Lord, Let the peo-ple re-joice!

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O come to the Fa-ther thru Je-sus the Son,

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And give Him the glo-ry, great things He hath done.

   Tis so Sweet to Trust in Jesus
   Words: Louisa M. R. Stead 1850-1917
   Tune: William J. Kirkpatrick 1838-1921
   Category: Faith and Trust

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1'Tis so sweet   to trust in   Je -  sus, Just to take Him  at     His  Word;
2 O how sweet    to trust in   Je -  sus, Just to trust His cleans-ing  blood;
3 Yes,'tis sweet to trust in   Je -  sus, Just from sin and self   to   cease;
4 I'm so glad    I  learned to trust Him, Pre-cious Je-sus, Sav   -ior, Friend;

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1 Just to rest up  -on His prom    -ise, Just to   know, "Thus saith  the Lord."
2 Just in sim -ple  faith to plunge me ' Neath the heal-ing,   cleans-ing flood!
3 Just from je-sus  sim-ply tak    -ing  Life and  rest, and   joy    and peace.
4 And I know   that he is with      me,  Will be   with me     to     the end.

Chorus
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Je-sus, Je-sus, how I  trust Him! How I've proved Him o'er and o'er!

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Je-sus, Je-sus, pre-cious Je-sus! O for grace to trust Him more!

   This is my Father's World
   Words: Maltbie D. Babcock 1858-1901
   Tune: Frankin L. Sheppard 1852-1930
   Category: Guidance and God's Care

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1. This is my Fa-ther's world, And to my       lis-t'ning ears,
2. This is my Fa-ther's world, The birds their car-ols    raise;
3. This is my Fa-ther's world, O   let me      ne'er for -get

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1. All na-ture     sings, and round me rings The mu-sic     of the   spheres.
2. The morn-ing    light, the lil-y    white De-clare their Mak-er's praise.
3. That though the wrong seems oft so  strong, God is the   Rul-er   yet.

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1. This is my Fa-ther's world, I   rest me in the       thought
2. This is my Fa-ther's world, He  shines in all that's fair;
3. This is my Fa-ther's world, The bat-tle is not       done;

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1. Of rocks and trees, of skies and   seas- His hand the  won-ders   wrought.
2. In the rust -ling grass I hear Him pass, He  speaks to me ev-'ry -where.
3. Je-sus Who   died shall be sat-is -fied, And earth and heav-en be one.

   There Is a Redeemer
   Words: Melody Green, 1946-
   Tune: Melody Green, 1946-
   Category: Jesus Christ

      D    Dsus2 D   Dsus4   D   A    (D)  G     A    D (Dsus4>D>A)
1 There is   a   Re - deem - er, Je - sus God's own Son;
2 Je - sus,  my  Re - deem - er, Name  a -bove  all names;
3 When I   stand in  Glo-ry, I   will see His   fa - ce,

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1 Pre-cious  Lamb  of  God,   Mes -  si -   ah,   Ho - - - - ly   One.
2 Pre-cious  Lamb  of  God,   Mes -  si -   ah, Hope for sin-ners slain.
3 There I'll serve my  King   for -  ev -    er   In that ho-ly place.

Chorus

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Thank You, O my fa-ther, for giv-ing us Your S   -     o  - n,

      D   Dsus2  D   Dsus4  D   A7   D   Dsus4     A       D
And leav - ing  Your Spir - it till the  work on earth is done.

   There Is a Fountain
   Words: William Cowper, 1731-1800
   Tune: American Folk Melody
   Category: Christ's Blood

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1 There is a foun-tain filled with blood Drawn from Im-man-uel’s veins;
2 The  dy-ing  thief  re-joiced  to  see  That  foun-tain  in  His day;
3 Dear dy-ing Lamb, Thy pre-cious   blood Shall nev-er  lose  its pow'r
4 E'er since by faith  I  saw the  stream  Thy flow-ing wounds sup-ply,

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1 And sinners, plunged be-neath that flood, Lose all their guilt-y stains:
2 And there may I, though vile   as   he,  Wash  all my     sins  a - way;
3 Till all the ran-somed church of   God   Be   saved    to  sin  no more;
4 Re -deem- ing love has been  my   theme,  And  shall  be   till  I  die;

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1 Lose all their guilt-y stains, Lose all their guilt-y stains;
2 Wash all my   sins    a-way,  Wash  all  my   sins   a - way;
3 Be saved to sin  no   more,  Be  saved  to   sin   no   more;
4 And  shall  be  till  I die,  And  shall  be  till  I    die;

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1 And sinners, plunged be-neath that flood, Lose all their guilt-y stains.
2 And there may I, though vile   as   he,   Wash  all    my sins a  - way.
3 Till all the ran-somed church  of  God  Be   saved   to    sin  no more.
4 Re -deem- ing love has been  my   theme,  And  shall  be   till  I  die.

   Take My Life and Let It Be
   Words: Frances Ridley Havergal
   Tune: Henry A. Cesar Malan
   Category: Commitment and Obedience

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1. Take my life and  let   it   be     Con-se-crat  -ed, Lord, to   thee;
2. Take my hands and let   them move   At the im -pulse  of    Thy  love;
3. Take my voice and let   me   sing   Al-ways, on  -ly, for   my   King;
4. Take my sil-ver   and   my   gold-  Not a mite would  I     with-hold;
5. Take my love- my  Lord, I    pour   At Thy feet  its  trea -sure store;
6. Take my will and  make  it   Thine- It shall be   no  long -er   mine;

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1. Take my mo-ments  and my   days- Let them flow  in cease-less  prai-se,
2. Take my feet and  let them be Swift   and beau -ti-ful   for   Th - ee,
3. Take my lips and  let them be Filled with mes  -sag-es   from  Th - ee,
4. Take my in-tel   -lect and use Ev  -  ery pow'r as Thou  shalt choo-se,
5. Take my self- and I will   be Ev   -   er,on   -ly, all  for   Th - ee,
6. Take my heart-it  is Thine own, It  shall be    Thy roy -al    thro-ne,

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1. Let    them  flow   in  cease-less  praise.
2. Swift  and   beau  -ti -ful   for   Thee.
3. Filled with  mes   -sag-es    from  Thee.
4. Ev    -ery   pow'r  as  Thou  shalt choose.
5. Ev    -er,   on    -ly, all   for   Thee.
6. It     shall be     Thy roy  -al    throne.