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Hymns Supplied Through the Gracious Generosity
of the Cyber Hymnal Website
Words: Henry Jeffreys Zelley, 1896.
Music: Henry Lake Gilmour, 1896
When Israel out of bondage came,
A sea before them lay;
My Lord reached down His mighty hand,
And rolled the sea away.
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Then forward still-'tis Jehovah's will,
Though the billows dash and spray.
With a conq'ring tread we will push ahead;
He'll roll the sea away.
Before me was a sea of sin,
So great I feared to pray;
My heart's desire the Savior read,
And rolled the sea away.
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When sorrows dark, like stormy waves,
Were dashing o'er my way,
Again the Lord in mercy came,
And rolled the sea away.
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And when I reach the sea of death,
For needed grace I'll pray;
I know the Lord will quickly come,
And roll the sea away.
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