All Will Be Well

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Though our path be dark and drear

Author: Fanny J. Crosby
Tune: [Though our path be dark and drear]
Published in 2 hymnals

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1 Though our path be dark and drear,
All will be well;
Soon the Daystar will appear;
All will be well;
Thro’ the deep’ning shades of night,
Look beyond, where skies are bright;
Soon will dawn the morning light;
All will be well.

2 Though some treasured hope has fled,
All will be well;
Coming ills tho’ oft we dread,
All will be well;
Jesus will our burdens bear;
We may cast on Him our care;
Trusting Him to answer pray’r,
All will be well.

3 Be not faithless, but believe;
All will be well;
Daily grace we shall receive;
All will be well;
He who hears the raven’s cry
Will not pass His children by;
He to help them still is nigh;
All will be well.

4 Lean, O lean upon the Lord;
All will be well;
Sweet the promise of His word;
All will be well;
He is greater than our fears,
He in our behalf appears,
He will wipe away our tears;
All will be well.

Source: Sacred Songs No. 2 #104

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Author: Fanny J. Crosby

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