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There is always something over, When we taste our gracious Lord; Every cup He fills o’erfloweth, Rich supply He doth afford. Nothing narrow, nothing stinted, Ever issued from His store; To His own He gives full measure, Running over, evermore, To His own He gives full measure, Running over, evermore.
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is always something over,
When we
Am
taste
our
D7
gracious
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Lord;
Every cup He fills
o'er
D
floweth,
Rich
sup
A7
ply
He doth
af
D
ford.
D7Nothing
G
narrow,
C
nothing
G
stinted,
Ever issued from His
D
store;
D7To
His
G
own
He
G7
gives
full
C
measure,
Running
G
over,
ev
D7er
G
more,
To His own He
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gives
full
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measure,
Running
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over,
ev
D7er
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more.
2
There is always something over, When we, from the Father’s hand, Take our portion with thanksgiving, Praising for the things He planned. Satisfaction, full and deepening, All our need He doth supply, When the heart has tasted Jesus Its desires to satisfy, When the heart has tasted Jesus Its desires to satisfy.
There is always something over,
When we, from the Father's hand,
Take our portion with thanksgiving,
Praising for the things He planned.
Satisfaction, full and deepening,
All our need He doth supply,
When the heart has tasted Jesus
Its desires to satisfy,
When the heart has tasted Jesus
Its desires to satisfy.
GThere
is always something over,
When we,
Am
from
the
D7
Father's
G
hand,
Take our portion with
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thanksgiving,
Praising
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for
the things He
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planned.
D7 G
Satisfaction,
C
full
and
G
deepening,
All our need He doth
D
supply,
D7When
the
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heart
has
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tasted
C
Jesus
Its
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desires
to
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satisfy,
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tasted
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Jesus
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desires
to
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satisfy.
3
There is always something over, When we share in all His love; Unplumbed depths still lie beneath us, Unscaled heights rise far above. Human lips can never utter All His wondrous tenderness. We can only praise and wonder And His Name forever bless, We can only praise and wonder And His Name forever bless.
There is always something over,
When we share in all His love;
Unplumbed depths still lie beneath us,
Unscaled heights rise far above.
Human lips can never utter
All His wondrous tenderness.
We can only praise and wonder
And His Name forever bless,
We can only praise and wonder
And His Name forever bless.
GThere
is always something over,
When we
Am
share
in
D7
all
His
G
love;
Unplumbed depths still lie
D
beneath
us,
Unscaled
A7
heights
rise far
D
above.
D7Human
G
lips
can
C
never
G
utter
All His wondrous
D
tenderness.
D7We
can
G
only
G7
praise
and
C
wonder
And His
G
Name
D7
forever
G
bless,
We can only
G7
praise
and
C
wonder
And His
G
Name
D7
forever
G
bless.
This hymn was written when our sister was down to her last dollar.
Hallelujah there’s always something over to be experienced in Christ.
Stanza one makes me remember the verse, Luke 11:13 “If you then, being evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your heavenly Father give the Holy Spirit to those who ask Him! ”
The term "something over" means overflowing. Even after we are saturated, fully satisfied to overflowing, there is more and more enjoyment in our dear, precious Lord Jesus. This is our experience, time after time and not just empty words! Praise You, Lord! We love You!
DEAR FB, in answer to your question I believe the author was saying that our Lord is more than enough. Whatever our circumstances, there is always a rich supply awaiting us when we contact Him in our spirit. Suddenly we are filled to overflowing and satisfied by His provision.
That was a great and noble statement that our brother Paul made to the Philippians. He dared to say to those who were almost his sole supporters, "I have received in full all things and abound." Paul gave no hint of need, but took the position of a wealthy child of a wealthy Father, and he had no fears that by doing so further supplies would not be forthcoming. It was all very well for apostles to say to an unbeliever who himself was in distress, "Silver and gold I do not possess," but it would never have done for a needy apostle to say that to believers who would be ready to respond to an appeal for help. It is a dishonor to the Lord if any representative of His discloses needs that would provoke pity on the part of others. If we have a living faith in God, we shall always make our boast in Him, and we shall dare to proclaim under every circumstance, "I have received in full all things and abound." There is nothing petty or mean about God's true servants; they are all great souls. The following lines were penned by Miss M. E. Barber on Psalm 23:5 when she had used her last dollar: