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217. I Will Trust and Never Fear

1 Glory! glory! my dear Saviour has shown mercy to my soul,
And by faith in Christ's atonement all my sins away do roll;
I am trav'ling now to glory, I will soon, will soon be there,
And my Saviour is my Leader, Him I trust and never fear.

Refrain:
I will trust and never fear, I will trust and never fear,
God Himself is my redemption, my salvation ever near;
I'm rejoicing on my journey– I will trust and never fear.

2 From the wells of sweet salvation healing waters do I draw,
Oh, so cooling and refreshing, for my journey here below;
And my mouth is filled with praises as I follow in the lead
Of my Saviour and my Captain: I will trust nor be afraid. [Refrain]

3 Tho' the pow'rs of sin are raging, and the lions on the way,
Roar and glare upon me often as if ready for the prey;
Yet my heart nor faints nor trembles, for the Man of war is near.
I will take Him as mine armor, Trust Him still and never fear. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Glory! glory! my dear Saviour has shown mercy to my soul
Title: I Will Trust and Never Fear
Author: Charles P. Jones
Refrain First Line: I will trust and never fear
Language: English
Publication Date: 1977
Scripture:
Topic: Faith; Trust
Tune Information
Name: [Glory! glory! my dear Savior has shown mercy to my soul]
Composer: Charles P. Jones
Key: F Major or modal



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