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1
The earth absorbs the soft, refreshing rain, And sends it back in flow’rs and fruits again; So we receive Thy life so rich and free, And live it out for joy and praise to Thee.
GThe
D7
earth
ab
G
sorbs
the soft,
re
C
freshing
rain,
And
E7
sends
it
A
back
in flow'rs and
D
fruits
again;
So
D7
we
re
G
ceive
Thy
G7
life
so
C
rich
and free,
And
A7
live
it
G
out
for joy and
D7
praise
to
G
Thee.
2
The moon receives the sun’s bright, golden light, And gives it forth to cheer the darksome night; So we receive the rays of light Divine, And with them on this darkened world we shine.
The moon receives the sun's bright, golden light,
And gives it forth to cheer the darksome night;
So we receive the rays of light Divine,
And with them on this darkened world we shine.
GThe
D7
moon
G
receives
the sun's bright,
C
golden
light,
And
E7
gives
it
A
forth
to cheer the
D
darksome
night;
So
D7
we
G
receive
the
G7
rays
of
C
light
Divine,
And
A7
with
them
G
on
this darkened
D7
world
we
G
shine.
3
’Tis by Thy love that I can love and bless The foes who seek to blast my happiness; Can e’en rejoice, when bearing wrong and shame, Thou deem’st me meet to suffer for Thy name.
’Tis by Thy love that I can love and bless
The foes who seek to blast my happiness;
Can e'en rejoice, when bearing wrong and shame,
Thou deem'st me meet to suffer for Thy name.
G’Tis
D7
by
Thy
G
love
that I can
C
love
and bless
The
E7
foes
who
A
seek
to blast my
D
happiness;
Can
D7
e'en
G
rejoice,
when
G7
bearing
C
wrong
and shame,
Thou
A7
deem'st
me
G
meet
to suffer
D7
for
Thy
G
name.
4
Naught but Thyself can satisfy my heart, Constrain my will from self and sin to part: In love so great Thou giv’st Thyself to me; That I may Thee express eternally.
Naught but Thyself can satisfy my heart. Oh Lord only You! Your love constrains me and keeps me from the self, sin and the world. Thy love so great! Keep us loving You that we would express You! Thank You Lord for satisifying us! Oh Lord we pray for Your expression on the whole earth that You would be satisfied!
James Mountain was an English revivalist and pastor. He wrote many books and articles. And though he also wrote a number of hymns, he is better known for the tunes he contributed for hymns such as: Jesus I Am Resting, Resting; Like a River Glorious; and Loved With Everlasting Love. He was greatly influenced by the evangelistic ministry of Dwight L. Moody and Ira Sankey in Britain during the 1870’s. His music reflects what he learned from them. From 1882 to 1889 he made a seven-year evangelistic tour of the world. - wordwisehymns