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1
I know not what awaits me, God kindly veils my eyes, And o’er each step of my onward way He makes new scenes to rise; And every joy He sends me comes A sweet and glad surprise.
DI
know not
A
what
a
D
waits
me,
God
Em
kindly
A7
veils
my
D-D7
eyes,
And
G
o'er
each step of my
D
onward
way
He
A
makes
new
E7
scenes
to
A-A7
rise;
And
D
every
A7
joy
He
D
sends
me
G
comes
A
D
sweet
and
A7
glad
sur
D-G-D
prise.
Where He may lead I’ll follow, My trust in Him repose; And every hour in perfect peace, I’ll sing, “He knows, He knows”; And every hour in perfect peace, I’ll sing, “He knows, He knows.”
DWhere
G
He
may lead I'll
D
follow,
My
A
trust
in
A7
Him
re
D
pose;
And every
A
hour
in
G
perfect
peace,
I'll
D
sing,
"He
A7
knows,
He
D
knows";
A7And
D
every
A
hour
in
G
perfect
Em
peace,
I'll
D
sing,
"He
A7
knows,
He
D-G-D
knows."
2
One step I see before me, ’Tis all I need to see, The light of heaven more brightly shines When earth’s illusions flee; And sweetly through the silence comes, His loving, “Trust in Me!”
One step I see before me,
’Tis all I need to see,
The light of heaven more brightly shines
When earth's illusions flee;
And sweetly through the silence comes,
His loving, "Trust in Me!"
DOne
step I
A
see
D
before
me,
’Tis
Em
all
I
A7
need
to
D-D7
see,
The
G
light
of heaven more
D
brightly
shines
When
A
earth's
E7
illusions
A-A7
flee;
And
D
sweetly
A7
through
the
D
silence
G
comes,
His
D
loving,
A7
"Trust
in
D-G-D
Me!"
Where He may lead I’ll follow, My trust in Him repose; And every hour in perfect peace, I’ll sing, “He knows, He knows”; And every hour in perfect peace, I’ll sing, “He knows, He knows.”
DWhere
G
He
may lead I'll
D
follow,
My
A
trust
in
A7
Him
re
D
pose;
And every
A
hour
in
G
perfect
peace,
I'll
D
sing,
"He
A7
knows,
He
D
knows";
A7And
D
every
A
hour
in
G
perfect
Em
peace,
I'll
D
sing,
"He
A7
knows,
He
D-G-D
knows."
3
Oh, blissful lack of wisdom, ’Tis blessed not to know; He holds me with His own right hand, And will not let me go, And lulls my troubled soul to rest In Him who loves me so.
Oh, blissful lack of wisdom,
’Tis blessed not to know;
He holds me with His own right hand,
And will not let me go,
And lulls my troubled soul to rest
In Him who loves me so.
DOh,
blissful
A
lack
of
D
wisdom,
’Tis
Em
blessed
A7
not
to
D-D7
know;
He
G
holds
me with His own
D
right
hand,
And
A
will
not
E7
let
me
A-A7
go,
And
D
lulls
my
A7
troubled
D
soul
to
G
rest
In
D
Him
who
A7
loves
me
D-G-D
so.
Where He may lead I’ll follow, My trust in Him repose; And every hour in perfect peace, I’ll sing, “He knows, He knows”; And every hour in perfect peace, I’ll sing, “He knows, He knows.”
DWhere
G
He
may lead I'll
D
follow,
My
A
trust
in
A7
Him
re
D
pose;
And every
A
hour
in
G
perfect
peace,
I'll
D
sing,
"He
A7
knows,
He
D
knows";
A7And
D
every
A
hour
in
G
perfect
Em
peace,
I'll
D
sing,
"He
A7
knows,
He
D-G-D
knows."
4
So on I go not knowing; I would not if I might; I’d rather walk in the dark with God Than go alone in the light; I’d rather walk by faith with Him Than go alone by sight.
So on I go not knowing;
I would not if I might;
I'd rather walk in the dark with God
Than go alone in the light;
I'd rather walk by faith with Him
Than go alone by sight.
DSo
on I
A
go
not
D
knowing;
I
Em
would
not
A7
if
I
D-D7
might;
I'd
G
rather
walk in the
D
dark
with God
Than
A
go
E7
alone
in
A-A7
the
light;
I'd
D
rather
A7
walk
by
D
faith
with
G
Him
Than
D
go
A7
alone
by
D-G-D
sight.
Where He may lead I’ll follow, My trust in Him repose; And every hour in perfect peace, I’ll sing, “He knows, He knows”; And every hour in perfect peace, I’ll sing, “He knows, He knows.”
Mary Brainard wrote this song that will never be outdated. Beautiful words for all time, even now as we wait in quarinteen to see where the situation with the coronavirus goes. Another of many reminders that our Lord God knows everything ahead of time and He's got the whole world in His hands.
Mary G Brainard was born June 19, 1837 in New London, Connecticut and died November 30th, 1905.
She was the daughter of William Fowler Brainard, a New London lawyer whose younger brother was the poet John Gardiner Calkins Brainard.
Her grandfather was a judge in the Connecticut Supreme Court- a descendant of Lion Gardiner- an early English settler and soldier who founded the first English settlement in what became New York. Gardiner’s Island remains the possession of the family and the largest privately known island in the U. S.
Mary’s poem “Not Knowing “ first appeared in “The Congregational” in March of 1869. In 1870 it was set to music by Phillip Paul Bliss. He also rearranged some of the words. The original hymn has never been found.
My mother used to sing this song to us 70 years ago and I've not heard it since though I've often quoted the last verse. Today my wife and I were discussing it upon hearing of the death of a friend so I googled the words I remembered and what a lovely surprise and blessing...Thank you!
Where He may lead I'll follow;
My trust in Him repose
And every hour in perfect peace;
I will sing "He knows, He knows"
Amen...Lord I trust and believe in You.
Mr. Bliss lost his life in the terrible railroad wreck at Ashtabula, Ohio. His trunk, however, reached Chicago safely, as it had gone before by another train. In his trunk was discovered this hymn.
Mr. Bliss had rearranged the words of the poem to some extent, and had composed the tune. Sentence by sentence, the words are full of pathetic [archaic use meaning "sorrowful"] interest in connection with the author’s sudden death so soon afterward. - Story of Gospel Hymns by Ira Sankey
I was diagnosised with breast cancer in August of 2011 and have had to make numerous decisions that were very difficult. Many times throughout the day (morning, noon and even 2 AM) I would come to this song and my heart, mind and soul would be refocused!! Praise God for the comfort He gives us in times of trials!!
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