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12231. Satisfied With Jesus

1 I’m satisfied with Jesus,
He’s everything to me;
He saved my soul from torment,
And awful misery.
He gave me peace and plenty,
And more than I deserved,
And since my Savior found me,
Him I have gladly served.

2 I’m satisfied with Jesus,
And I will tell you why:
He sanctified my nature
And fitted me to die;
He filled me with His glory
And leads me every day,
And keeps me now from falling,
And in the holy way.

3 I’m satisfied with Jesus,
I find He’s all I need;
He healed me soul and body,
And makes me whole indeed;
He gives me food and raiment,
And all I eat and wear,
He beareth all my burdens,
My sorrows and my care.

4 I’m satisfied with Jesus,
Whatever He may do,
And this same satisfaction
Is waiting now for you;
I’m satisfied with Jesus,
Wherever I may be,
And while I now obey Him,
He’s satisfied with me.

Text Information
First Line: I’m satisfied with Jesus
Title: Satisfied With Jesus
Author: E. G. Masters
Meter: 76.76 D
Language: English
Source: Songs of the Evening Light (Anderson, Ind.: Gospel Trumpet, 1897)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: ROYAPETTAH
Composer: E. G. Masters (1897)
Meter: 76.76 D
Key: A♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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