Posted on 04/03/2006 8:32:18 AM PDT by Full Court
Words and Music by Mosie Lister
copyright 1958
Mark 4:39
"And he arose, and rebuked the wind, and said unto the sea,
Peace be still. And the wind ceased, and there was a great calm."
Many times Satan whispered, "There is no need to try,
When the long night has ended and the storms come no more,
In the dark of the midnight have I oft hid my face,
While the storm howls above me, and there's no hiding place.
'Mid the crash of the thunder, Precious Lord, hear my cry,
Keep me safe till the storm passes by. Chorus
Till the storm passes over, till the thunder sounds no more,
Till the clouds roll forever from the sky;
Hold me fast, let me stand in the hollow of Thy hand,
Keep me safe till the storm passes by.
For there's no end of sorrow, there's no hope by and by"
But I know Thou art with me, and tomorrow I'll rise
Where the storms never darken the skies. Chorus
Till the storm passes over, till the thunder sounds no more,
Till the clouds roll forever from the sky;
Hold me fast, let me stand in the hollow of Thy hand,
Keep me safe till the storm passes by.
Let me stand in Thy presence on the bright peaceful shore;
In that land where the tempest, never comes, Lord, may I
Dwell with Thee when the storm passes by. Chorus
Till the storm passes over, till the thunder sounds no more,
Till the clouds roll forever from the sky;
Hold me fast, let me stand in the hollow of Thy hand,
Keep me safe till the storm passes by.
Ping for mrs. Darla Ruth!
Ping for ND
A fancy organ simply does not compare to the beautiful sounds of a piano!
The gentleman who is playing this does it on his office piano. Isn't that nice of him?
Yes. A very thoughtful and noble thing to do...
I saw the other day, when you posted a link to the website where this comes from...its really quite a wonderful website, which has many of the old favorite hymns...and the man who plays the piano does so with quite a bit of feeling and love for the Lord..thanks for such a fine hymn website...
Thanks for the kind remarks Andy and Mike's mom (love your screen name.) I will pass them along to Pastor Paulson.
I notice that he says he is still working on this website, and more hymns will be forthcoming...I can think of many old hymns that he has not yet listed on his website, so I hope that means we have many more hymns to come in the future...its really a nice site to have, to be able to play these hymns while Freeping...
You can also download the whole groups. Isn't that refreshing for someone to just give them away to be a blessing!
There is another website that offers the old favorite hymns...you can have the hymns played in either piano, organ or bells...and they also include the lyrics, for most of the hymns...and you can also download from them for free..its wonderful to have sites like these....here is the link http://www.hymnsite.com/ to this other website...you may enjoy it as well....
That was one of the first things I discovered online, what a blessing they are. You sure don't hear too many in the church any longer.
Well, as far as I am concerned, these are some of the very best hymns....if people dont know them, if they have never sung them, they are missing a true treat...
Amen!!!!
This is a traditional Hymn ping. My friend Mike Pauslon is recording an entire Hymnal of traditional hymns and placing them online for free downloads. His theory is that they may not be around that much longer (he's doing it for his grad kids.) But I just thought I would let some of you know who might be interested.
Let me know if you want on the ping list.
Thanks for the ping. I would say by Anglican standards the hymn still seems a little "too recent". [LOL!] But refreshing and a good hymn.
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