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Words: Frances Jane (Fanny) Crosby, in Rescue Songs, by Colonel Henry H. Hadley, 1896.
Music: William James Kirkpatrick |
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We walk by faith, and oh, how sweet
The flowers that grow beneath our feet
And fragrance breathe along the way
That leads the soul to endless day.
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We walk by faith, but not alone,
Our Shepherd's tender voice we hear
And feel His hand within our own,
And know that He is always near.
We walk by faith; He wills it so
And marks the path that we should go.
And when, at times, our sky is dim,
He gently draws us close to Him.
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We walk by faith divinely blest,
Oh Him we lean in Him we rest.
The more we trust our Shepherd's care,
The more His love 'tis ours to share.
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And thus by faith till life shall end
We'll walk with Him our dearest Friend.
Till safe we tread the fields of light
Where faith is lost in perfect sight.
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