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Text:Mine, Still Mine
Author:Eliza Edmunds Hewitt
Tune:[Thro' scenes of joy or sorrow]
Composer:Joseph Lincoln Hall
Media:MIDI file

4268. Mine, Still Mine

1. Thro’ scenes of joy or sorrow,
Jesus still is mine;
Thro’ ev’ry new tomorrow,
He will still be mine.

Refrain
My Savior faileth never;
O how His glories shine,
I’ll sing it out forever,
He is mine, still mine.

2. Thro’ earthly tribulation,
Jesus still is mine;
My strength and consolation,
He is mine, still mine. [Refrain]

3. Tho’ lost, some fleeting treasure,
Jesus still is mine;
With love beyond all measure,
He is mine, still mine. [Refrain]

4. My Shepherd goes before me,
Jesus still is mine;
Beyond the vale, His glory!
He will still be mine. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Thro' scenes of joy or sorrow
Title: Mine, Still Mine
Author: Eliza Edmunds Hewitt (1919)
Refrain First Line: My Savior faileth never
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Thro' scenes of joy or sorrow]
Composer: Joseph Lincoln Hall
Incipit: 55371 26766 43553
Key: G Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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