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| Composer : | Burke, James H. (1858 - 1901) | ||
| Instrumentation : | Piano solo | ||
| Style : | Hymn - Sacred | ||
| Arranger : | Zisi, Matthew | ||
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| Copyright : | Copyright © Matthew Zisi | ||
| Added by crosby3145, 30 Oct 2020 Stirring piano arrangement of two hymns: Yesterday, Today, Forever (words by Albert B. Simpson, music by James H. Burke) and I Am Trusting Thee, Lord Jesus (words by Frances Ridley Havergal, music by Ethelbert W. Bullinger), perfect for offertory or other church special Yesterday, Today, Forever 1. O how sweet the glorious message Simple faith may claim: Yesterday, today, forever, Jesus is the same! Still He loves to save the sinful, Heal the sick and lame, Cheer the mourner, calm the tempest— Glory to His name! 2. He Who pardoned erring Peter Never need’st thou fear, He Who came to faithless Thomas All thy doubt will clear; He Who let the loved disciple On his bosom rest Bids thee still, with love as tender, Lean upon His breast. 3. He Who ‘mid the raging billows Walked upon the sea Still can hush our wildest tempest, As on Galilee; He Who wept and prayed in anguish In Gethsemane Drinks with us each cup of trembling, In our agony. 4. As of old He walked to Emmaus, With them to abide, So thru all life’s way He walketh, Ever near our side; Soon again shall we behold Him— Hasten, Lord, the day! But ‘twill still be “this same Jesus,” As He went away. Chorus: Yesterday, today, forever, Jesus is the same; All may change, but Jesus never— Glory to His name! Glory to His name, Glory to His name; All may change, but Jesus never— Glory to His name! I Am Trusting Thee, Lord Jesus 1. I am trusting Thee, Lord Jesus— Trusting only Thee; Trusting Thee for full salvation, Great and free. 2. I am trusting Thee to guide me— Thou alone shalt lead, Ev’ry day and hour supplying All my need. 3. I am trusting Thee for power— Thine can never fail; Words which Thou Thyself shalt five me Must prevail. | |||
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