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Believers Hymn Book · No. 292 · Words: Anonymous · Tune: Salvatori
Though often here we're weary
Create PowerPoint slides from this hymn →A Victorian-era Plymouth Brethren hymn expressing the hope of heavenly rest after earthly weariness and toil, with Trinitarian praise in the final stanza.
Verse 1
Though often here we're weary
There is sweet rest above;
A rest that is eternal
Where all is peace and love:
O then let us press forward
That glorious rest to gain!
We'll soon be free from sorrow,
From toil, and care, and pain.
Verse 2
Our Saviour will be with us
E'en to our journey's end,
In every sore affliction
His present help to lend.
He never will grow weary,
Though often we request;
He'll give us grace to conquer,
And take us home to rest.
Verse 3
All glory to the Father
Who gives us every good;
And glory be to Jesus
Who bought us with His blood;
And glory to the Spirit
Who keeps us to the end:
To the Triune God be glory,
The sinner's only Friend.
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