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Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine; Oh, what a foretaste of glory divine! Heir of salvation, purchase of God, Born of His Spirit, washed in His blood.
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This is my story, this is my song, Praising my Savior all the day long. This is my story, this is my song, Praising my Savior all the day long.
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Perfect submission, perfect delight, Visions of rapture now burst on my sight; Angels descending, bring from above Echoes of mercy, whispers of love.
Perfect submission, perfect delight,
Visions of rapture now burst on my sight;
Angels descending, bring from above
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Perfect submission, all is at rest, I in my Savior am happy and blest; Watching and waiting, looking above, Filled with His goodness, lost in His love.
Perfect submission, all is at rest,
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Watching and waiting, looking above,
Filled with His goodness, lost in His love.
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This is my story, this is my song, Praising my Savior all the day long. This is my story, this is my song, Praising my Savior all the day long.
This voice version of the Hymns is a proof that you are dedicated to getting people close to God, please know that your good work is greatly appreciated
I’ve been signing this song since October 1st, 2026. But, just the first stanza I grabbed my phone this morning and got the full lyrics here. I feel so refreshed in my spirit, know I’m a saved by the heir of salvation. Gloryyyy🎉
I was sitting idle and singing songs, and suddenly this song popped up do I sang the first stanza for a while, and I realized I haven't been well able to memorize the other two stanzas. I quickly grabbed my phone and I went to Google to look for the right lyrics. It sounds do refreshing to sing all three stanzas.
I was in prayer and this song came to my mind. I didn't remember all the lyrics so I ended up here and learned of fanny's wonderful story. Amen!
A very good friend of Fanny Crosby was Phoebe Knapp. Fanny lived in the slums of Manhattan and worked in a rescue mission while Phoebe lived in a palatial residence in Brooklyn. Phoebe’s music room contained one of the finest collections of instruments in the country and Fanny was a frequent houseguest. One day in 1873 while Fanny was staying at the Knapp’s residence, Phoebe wanted to play a tune that had been running through her mind. She went to the music room, sat at the piano and played the new composition while her blind friend listened. And then it happened….. Fanny clapped her hands with joy and said to Phoebe that is the tune for “Blessed Assurance! ” Within a few minutes, Fanny had composed the words and one of the greatest hymns of worship was born.
Many years later, the great preacher, D. L. Moody, and his music director Ira Sankey while preaching to large crowds in New York, popularized many of Fanny‘s hymns making her name famous around the world, yet she refused, to be recognized publicly.
One day while attending a Moody Crusade, Fanny slipped into the meeting late to hear Mr. Moody speak. The arena was packed and Fanny could not find a seat anywhere. Seeing what was happening, Moody’s son raced off the stage to help her find a seat. To her bewilderment, she had been led onto the platform just as the crowd was singing Blessed Assurance. Moody Sr. jumped to his feet, raised his hands and interrupted the singing. “Praise the Lord! ” he shouted, “here comes the author of the hymn. ” Fanny was embarrassed, she gave a few short words to thank God for making her a blessing to so many and then reluctantly took her seat again.
While sitting in my room waiting to be discharged, one of my favorite long time hymns came to mind. Blessed Assurance… Knowing that JESUS is my Lord and Savior will always be with me as I FIGHT this battle of Cancer. He will never leave me nor forsake me. I run this Race because the Battle is NOT mine, It’s the LORD’s… Hallelujah!!!
We should not think that if we speak spiritual matters to a new one who was saved only yesterday, he will not understand. Once a person is saved, we need to visit him the following day in order to have a home meeting in his home. Even if the new believer does not understand anything, we still need to find a spiritual lifeline to feed him. For instance, the first item in Christian meetings is hymn singing. Thus, when we visit a new believer, we can bring a recording of a song and play it so that the new one can listen. Whenever we sing hymns, people's hearts open up. Suppose we sing "Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine; / Oh, what a foretaste of glory divine!" (Hymns, #308) or "What a wonderful change in my life has been wrought/ Since Jesus came into my heart! / I have light in my soul for which long I had sought,/ Since Jesus came into my heart!" (Hymns, #309). When we lead a new believer to sing, his mouth will open, and his open mouth will cause his heart and spirit also to open. After singing a hymn, we can select several lines from the hymn to pray over, and then we can continue to sing. By singing and praying, the new believer's spirit will come alive.
The well-known chorus of a gospel song says, "This is my story, this is my song, praising my Savior all the day long." If we speak the fact that we are in the spirit, our story and song will be that we are in spirit. All day long we may praise the Savior that, because the Spirit of God dwells in us, we are now in the spirit. This will be a very effective inoculation against all the "bugs" sent by the enemy to trouble us in the Christian life.
Formerly we were busy planning. Now we are serenely trusting. Formerly there were constant sorrow and frustration. Now we are like a weaned child, who rests in his mother's bosom. Formerly we were filled with our own thoughts and had many cravings and ambitions. Now we consider God's will as the best and rest in Him. Indeed, "Perfect submission, perfect delight," and "Perfect submission, all is at rest" [Hymns, #308]. Ephesians 6:6 says more or less the same thing: "As slaves of Christ, doing the will of God from the soul." No longer do we do God's will by the soul, which is self-assurance. Now we are doing God's will from the soul, which means carrying out His will practically and wholeheartedly. The soul-life which once rebelled against God's will is now brought into full submission to His will through the work of the cross and is willing to do His will wholeheartedly. Formerly everything was outward; we either walked according to our self-will, or we tried to do God's will according to our self-will. But now, in everything, we have become one mind with God.
We also need to live a rejoicing life, a happy life. We all have to be "hallelujah people," who rejoice in the Lord always (Phil. 4:4). Sometimes the most restful thing is to sing a hymn. Singing a hymn fills us with joy and helps us to enjoy Christ as our rest. The chorus of Hymns, #308 says: "This is my story, this is my song,/Praising my Savior all the day long." A rejoicing life is a life of enjoying God in Christ as everything; this enjoyment makes us happy and causes us to exult all the day. The Christian life should be a rejoicing life.
Now we need to consider the way to have a group meeting. Ephesians 5:18 tells us to be filled in spirit. We believers who love the Lord Jesus, who are seeking His purpose, and who are burdened for His recovery should be persons filled in our spirit all day long. We should be filled with the Triune God, who is today the all-inclusive Spirit to us. When we are filled within, surely we will utter something out from our spirit. Ephesians 5 tells us to be filled, speaking and singing. Our speaking and singing are not in common language. We may speak or sing a psalm, which is a long piece of poetry. It may be like Psalm 119, which has one hundred seventy-six verses. There are twenty-two sections with eight verses in each section. Twenty-two is the number of letters in the Hebrew alphabet. Each section of Psalm 119 is according to a letter of the Hebrew alphabet. We may speak or sing a hymn, which is somewhat shorter than a psalm, or we may speak or sing a spiritual song, which is shorter still.We need to speak and sing these psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs long before coming to the meeting. Even in our home, it is very good to be speaking and singing. The husband may say, "This is my story, this is my song, praising my Savior...." Then the wife may respond with, "All the day long" (see Hymns, #308). Or she may say, "I have passed the riven veil. Here the glories never fail." Then the husband responds with, "Hallelujah! Hallelujah! I am living in the presence of the King" (see Hymns, #551). If we are filled in spirit, we will have something to utter. The small group meeting may begin at 7:30 p.m., but if a couple begins to sing at dinnertime, around 6:00 p.m., the small group meeting will have already begun. Such a meeting can continue as they drive together to the meeting with the other saints.
As we read the Word of God, we should not only pray, but also sing to the Lord. This is to read the Word by psalming. (In ancient times the Psalms were sung and not merely read or spoken.) Praying requires more exercise of the spirit than speaking, and singing requires even more exercise than praying. By singing we can truly get into our spirit. We need more singing both in the meetings and in our daily life.The chorus of the well-known hymn 'Blessed Assurance' says:This is my story, this is my song,Praising my Savior all the day long.This is my story, this is my song,Praising my Savior all the day long.Many Christians have sung this hymn, but not many praise their Savior all the day long. What do you think would happen if we praised the Lord all day long? No doubt, we would be utterly immersed in the Lord.
We all need to say happily, triumphantly, and rejoicingly—"Jesus is mine!" We all know the familiar hymn that says, "Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine; Oh, what a foretaste of glory divine!" The chorus of this hymn says, "This is my story, this is my song, Praising my Savior all the day long" (Hymns, #308). We are not praising the Lord all the day long for a good house, for an expensive car, or for a heavenly mansion with golden streets and pearly gates. We are praising the Lord all the day long for the fact that Jesus is ours. We are those who call on the name of our Lord Jesus Christ in every place, who is both theirs and ours. To fully understand 1 Corinthians 1:2, you need John 1:1, 14, and 17, John 3:16 and 34, and John 15:26. Also, 1 Corinthians 1:9 tells us that we have been called into the fellowship of His Son, Jesus Christ our Lord. The Greek word for fellowship means joint participation, common participation. God has called us into the participation in His Son. We could even say that God has called us into the enjoyment of His Son.