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6796. 'Tis Summer in My Heart

1. I know in whom my soul believes,
I know in whom I trust;
The Holy One, the merciful,
The only wise and just.

Refrain
I know in whom my soul believes,
And all my fears depart;
For though the winter winds may blow,
’Tis summer in my heart.

2. I know the Sun of Righteousness
Illumes the path I tread;
And buds of hope that never die
Their balmy odor shed. [Refrain]

3. How sweet to walk obediently
With Christ my loving Lord;
And learn in simple, childlike faith
My duty from His Word. [Refrain]

4. I know in yonder mansion bright
For me there is a place;
And there with Jesus I shall wake,
And see Him face to face. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: I know in whom my soul believes
Title: 'Tis Summer in My Heart
Author: Frances Jane (Fanny) Crosby (1891)
Refrain First Line: I know in whom my soul believes
Language: English
Source: Radiant Songs, edited by John R. Sweney et al. (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: John J. Hood, 1891)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [I know in whom my soul believes]
Composer: John Robson Sweney
Incipit: 13212 35565 54322
Key: Eā™­ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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