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1
Beneath the cross of Jesus I fain would take my stand, The shadow of a mighty Rock Within a weary land; A home within the wilderness, A rest upon the way, From the burning of the noontide heat, And the burden of the day.
C-G7Be
C
neath
the
Cdim7
cross
of
CJe
Am
sus
I
F
fain
would
G7
take
my
C
stand,
EThe
Am
shadow
of
E
a
Am
mighty
Dm
Rock
Within a
F7
weary
E
land;
A
C
home
within
G7
the
C
wilderness,
A
F
rest
up
A7
on
the
Dm
way,
From the
G
burning
G7
of
the
C
noontide
F
heat,
And the
C
burden
G7
of
the
C
day.
2
Oh, safe and happy shelter! Oh, refuge tried and sweet! Oh, trysting place where heaven’s love And heaven’s justice meet. As to the holy patriarch That wondrous dream was given, So is my Savior by the cross A ladder up to heaven.
Oh, safe and happy shelter!
Oh, refuge tried and sweet!
Oh, trysting place where heaven's love
And heaven's justice meet.
As to the holy patriarch
That wondrous dream was given,
So is my Savior by the cross
A ladder up to heaven.
C-G7Oh,
C
safe
and
Cdim7
happy
C Am
shelter!
Oh,
F
refuge
G7
tried
and
C
sweet!
EOh,
Am
trysting
place
E
where
Am
heaven's
Dm
love
And heaven's
F7
justice
E
meet.
As
C
to
the
G7
holy
C
patriarch
That
F
wondrous
A7
dream
was
Dm
given,
So is
G
my
G7
Savior
by
C
the
cross
A
C
ladder
up
G7
to
C
heaven.
3
There lies beneath its shadow, But on the farther side, The darkness of an awful grave That gapes both deep and wide; And there between us stands the cross, Two arms outstretched to save, Like a watchman set to guard the way From that eternal grave.
There lies beneath its shadow,
But on the farther side,
The darkness of an awful grave
That gapes both deep and wide;
And there between us stands the cross,
Two arms outstretched to save,
Like a watchman set to guard the way
From that eternal grave.
C-G7There
C
lies
Cdim7
beneath
its
C Am
shadow,
But
F
on
the
G7
farther
C
side,
EThe
Am
darkness
of
E
an
Am
awful
Dm
grave
That gapes both
F7
deep
and
E
wide;
And
C
there
between
G7
us
C
stands
the cross,
Two
F
arms
A7
outstretched
to
Dm
save,
Like a
G
watchman
G7
set
to
C
guard
the
F
way
From that
C G7
eternal
grave.
4
Upon that cross of Jesus Mine eye at times can see The very dying form of One, Who suffered there for me; And from my smitten heart, with tears, Two wonders I confess, The wonders of His glorious love, And my own worthlessness.
Upon that cross of Jesus
Mine eye at times can see
The very dying form of One,
Who suffered there for me;
And from my smitten heart, with tears,
Two wonders I confess,
The wonders of His glorious love,
And my own worthlessness.
C-G7 C
Upon
that
Cdim7
cross
of
C Am
Jesus
Mine
F
eye
at
G7
times
can
C
see
EThe
Am
very
E
dying
Am
form
of
Dm
One,
Who suffered
F7
there
for
E
me;
And
C
from
my
G7
smitten
C
heart,
with tears,
Two
F
wonders
A7
I
Dm
confess,
The
G
wonders
of
G7
His
C
glorious
love,
And my
C
own
G7
worthlessness.
5
I take, O cross, thy shadow For my abiding place; I ask no other sunshine than The sunshine of His face; Content to let the world go by, To know no gain nor loss, My sinful self my only shame, My glory all the cross.
This a beautiful hymn on the completed work of CHRIST on the cross. For my wife and to lot of us it brings tears in appreciation of the cost of redemption. May we never forget this free gift. A sinner called and saved by grace. All we had to do was to say THANK YOU. And all we need to take our part - practice/practise. It is a Noun and Verb.
Wonderful! A wonderful song of appreciation of the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, truly inspired by the Holy Spirit. I thank the Lord for leading me to discover this wonderful song that I never knew exists. Lord I bless Your name. Thank You for inspiring Your children for songs like this. I cannot find words that can adequately express my gratitude to You, but thank You that You know my heart.
Elizabeth Cecelia Clephane spent her whole life in Scotland. Daughter of a county sheriff, she grew up in the village of Melrose. She suffered from poor health most of her life, but that didn't keep her from serving others. She regularly helped the poor and those with disabilities, even selling a horse and carriage to give more money. Her cheery attitude and selfless spirit earned her the nickname, "The Sunbeam of Melrose." She wrote 8 hymns, including "The Ninety and Nine." - Great Songs of Faith by Brown & Norton
Am 85 taking care of 92 year old husband of 61 years. Cannot go to church as once did. Can hear sermons on tv, but miss the music. When humming or singing it brings back the Scripture.