There Is Joy In My Soul

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I will not be weary, though trials may come

Author: Fanny Crosby (1902)
Tune: [I will not be weary, though trials may come]
Published in 12 hymnals

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1 I will not be weary, tho’ trials may come,
And troubles before me I see,
But count them as nothing compared with the love
Of Jesus, my Saviour, to me.

Refrain:
I’ll sing of His love, of His wonderful love,
Tho’ billows like mountains may roll;
I fear not the tempest, I dread not the storm,
For Jesus gives joy to my soul.

2 I cannot be weary when He is my rest;
Whate’er my temptations may be,
I’ll trust in His promise because He has said:
“My grace is sufficient for thee.” [Refrain]

3 There’s joy that no language or thought can express,
It comes from His presence divine;
And when in His likeness at last I awake,
Its fullness I know will be mine! [Refrain]

Source: Hallowed Hymns, New and Old: for use in prayer and praise meetings, evangelistic services, sunday schools, young people's societies and all other departments of church work #27

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Author: Fanny Crosby

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First Line:	I will not be weary, though trials may come
Title:	There Is Joy In My Soul
Author:	Fanny Crosby (1902)
Meter:	11.8.11.8 D
Language:	English
Refrain First Line:	I'll sing of His love, of His wonderful love
Publication Date:	1902
Notes:	Some hymnals show the author as Wilson Meade, one of Crosby's pseudonyms
Copyright:	Public Domain