For all Thy care we bless Thee
For all Thy care we bless Thee. Sarah Doudney* (1843-1926).
From Doudney’s Psalms of Life (1871). It had four stanzas:
For all Thy care we bless Thee, O Father, God of might! For golden hours of morning, And quiet hours of night: Thine is the arm that shields us When danger threatens nigh, And Thine the hand that yields us Rich gifts of earth and sky.
For all Thy love we bless Thee: No mortal lips can speak Thy comfort to the weary, Thy pity for the weak: By Thee life’s path is brightened With sunshine and with song; The heavy hearts are lightened, The feeble hearts made strong.
For all Thy truth we bless Thee; Our human vows are frail, But through the strife of ages...
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