I LEAVE IT ALL WITH THEE

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · May 1, 1901

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 27, No. 18.

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“I LEAVE IT ALL WITH THEE.”

O God, I leave it all with Thee: Thou leadest me; And tho the way at times seems drear, I will not fear.
Do not I know that I am Thine, And Thou art mine? Why, then, should I be filled with care, Or why despair?
There is an eye, a loving eye, That from the sky Is watching o’er me when I dread My path to tread.
There is a voice, a gentle voice, Bids me rejoice, E’en in the very gloomiest hour When storm-clouds lower.
There is a hand omnipotent; I am content While I can trust that hand divine Is holding mine.
There is a heart of tenderness; And it’s caress Is balm to my poor troubled breast, And gives me rest.
That eye, that voice, that hand, that heart, Sweet peace impart; And in them all by faith I see One who loves me;
One whom I ever trust and love All friends above; One on whom to all eternity I will rely.
Then, Lord, I leave it all with Thee; Thou strengthenest me; And if the way seem dark and drear, I will not fear.
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