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Text:One Who Hath Come to Save
Author:Flora Kirkland
Tune:[There shineth a gleam of safety]
Composer:J. Howard Entwisle

77. One Who Hath Come to Save

1 There shineth a gleam of safety
Out over life’s surging wave;
There soundeth a voice most tender,
Of One who hath come to save.

Refrain:
O, Thou who didst calm the tempest,
And walk on the stormy wave,
We’re trusting in Thee for guidance,
We know Thou hast come to save.

2 What matters the raging tempest?
The Master of storms is near!
What matters the cloud of sorrow?
The Comforting Christ is here! [Refrain]

3 He cometh to save the lost one,
He cometh to cheer the soul;
He knoweth the way to heaven,
O give Him entire control. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: There shineth a gleam of safety
Title: One Who Hath Come to Save
Author: Flora Kirkland
Refrain First Line: O, Thou who didst calm the tempest
Language: English
Publication Date: 1901
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [There shineth a gleam of safety]
Composer: J. Howard Entwisle
Notes: Public Domain.



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