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Text:Trusting Thee
Author:Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr.
Tune:[Since I have received salvation]
Composer:Dr. S. B. Jackson

87. Trusting Thee

Since I have received salvation,
Savior, wheresoe’er I be,
Let me find my highest station,
Trusting Thee, Lord, trusting Thee.

Chorus:
Trusting Thee, Lord, trusting Thee,
This my pray’r henceforth shall be,—
May I living or dying, ever be found
Trusting Thee, Lord, trusting Thee.

In the midst of tribulation,
Coming like a raging sea,
I have blessed consolation,
Trusting Thee, Lord, trusting Thee.

Take away all vain ambition,
All I am, or hope to be,
May I find a full fruition,
Trusting Thee, Lord, trusting Thee.

When at last life’s bonds are riven,
And I cross the stormy sea,
I, thro’ grace, shall enter heaven,
Trusting Thee, Lord, trusting Thee.

Text Information
First Line: Since I have received salvation
Title: Trusting Thee
Author: Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr.
Refrain First Line: Trusting Thee, Lord, trusting Thee
Language: English
Publication Date: 1900
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Since I have received salvation]
Composer: Dr. S. B. Jackson
Notes: Public Domain.



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