Jesus, Fountain of my days
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Jesus, Fountain of my days, Well-spring of my heart's delight, Brightness of my morning rays, Solace of my hours of night; When I see Thee, I arise To the hope of cloudless skies. |
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Oh, how weary were the years Ere Thy form to me was known; Oh, how gloomy were the fears When I seemed to be alone; I despaired the storm to brave Till Thy footprints touched the wave. |
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But Thy presence on the deep Calmed the pulses of the sea, And the waters sank to sleep In the rest of seeing Thee; And my once rebellious will Heard the mandate, Peace, be still! |
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Now Thy will and mine are one, Heart in heart, and hand in hand; All the clouds have touched the sun, And the ships have reached the land; For Thy love has said to me, No more night! and No more sea! |
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Irvine, CA, United States
Amen!
Irvine, CA, United States
Now Thy will and mine are one, heart in heart, and hand in hand!
Anaheim, California, United States
We are no longer alone! His will and ours are one!
Otukpo, Benue State, Nigeria
This is a wonderful song with great tune, this song is really birthed out by the spirit of God.
Brampton, ON, Canada
I was enjoying this hymn this morning with the new tune and turning the tenses from past to present as a heartfelt prayer. Brings the story of the hymn from John 6:18-22 into focus. As we sing we breathe these words into us praying them back to Him with feeling, consideration and worship. Here we sing both with our mind and with our spirit as in 1 Cor 14:15.
Oh, how weary are the years
Ere Thy form to me is known;
Oh, how gloomy are the fears
When I seem to be alone;
I despair the storm to brave
Let Thy footprints touch the wave.
Let Thy presence on the deep
Calm the pulses of the sea,
Let the waters sink to sleep
In the rest of seeing Thee;
And my rebellious will
Hear the mandate, Peace, be still!
Texas, United States
Oh Lord Jesus, cause our will to be one!
Tolland, Connecticut, United States
George Matheson was born on March 1842, in Glasgow, the most populous city of Scotland. His Father was George Matheson, a merchant and his mother Jane Matheson- they were second cousins.
George was the eldest of eight children. He was blind from his youth. George was educated in Glasgow Academy and the University of Glasgow where he graduated from logic and philosophy. At age 20, he became completely blind but was determined to enter the ministry and studied theology and history.
In 1879, he earned the degree of Doctor of Divinity and became a fellow at Royal Society of Edinburgh.
He died suddenly of a stroke on August 28, 1906 in Edinburgh and is buried with his father and mother in the Glasgow Necropolis. The grave lies near the summit.
Mr Matheson never married.
(Royal Society of Edinburgh)
Burlingame, California, United States
Lord gain me and let me stay in Your presence!
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
For Thy love has said to me,
No more night! and no more sea!
When the Lord's love take full possession of us, He gently tells us that there's no more night, only light. No more stormy sea, only the New Jerusalem.
Irvine, CA, United States
Now Thy will and mine are one,
Heart in heart, and hand in hand