Table of Contents
- Sweet Hour Of Prayer
- Count Your Blessings
- The Love Of God
Sweet Hour Of Prayer
Verse 1
Sweet
C
hour of prayer! sweet
F
hour of prayer!
That
C
calls me from a
G
world of care,
And
C
bids me at my
F
Father's throne
Make
C
all my wants and
G7
wishes
C
known.
In
F
seasons of dis
C
tress and grief,
My
F
soul has often
C
found re
G
lief
And
C
oft es
C7
caped the
F
tempter's snare
By
C
thy return, sweet
G7
hour of
C
prayer!
Verse 2
Sweet
C
hour of prayer! sweet
F
hour of prayer!
Thy
C
wings shall my pe
G
tition bear
To
C
Him whose truth and
F
faithfulness
En
C
gage the waiting
G7
soul to
C
bless.
And
F
since He bids me
C
seek His face,
Be
F
lieve His Word and
C
trust His
G
grace,
I'll
C
cast on
C7
Him my
F
every care,
And
C
wait for thee, sweet
G7
hour of
C
prayer!
Ending
Sweet
C
hour of prayer! sweet
F
hour of prayer!
That
C
calls me from a
G7
world of
C
care.
"Sweet Hour Of Prayer"
Words by William W. Walford. Music by William Batchelder Bradbury.
Public Domain
CCLI License #355637
Words by William W. Walford. Music by William Batchelder Bradbury.
Public Domain
CCLI License #355637
Count Your Blessings
Verse 1
C
When upon life’s billows you are
G7
tempest tossed
G7
When you are discouraged thinking
C
all is lost
C
Count your many blessings, name them
G7
one by one
G7
And it will surprise you what the
C/G
Lord
G7
hath
C
done
Chorus
C
Count your blessings, name them
G7
one by one
G7
Count your blessings, see what
C
God hath done
C
Count your
F
blessings,
G7
name them one by one
C
Count your many
F
blessings, see what
C/G
God
G7
hath
C
done
Verse 2
C
Are you ever burdened with a
G7
load of care
G7
Does the cross seem heavy you are
C
called to bear
C
Count your many blessings, every
G7
doubt will fly
G7
And you will be singing as the
C/G
days
G7
go
C
by
Verse 3
C
So amid the conflict whether
G7
great or small
G7
Do not be discouraged, God is
C
over all
C
Count your many blessings, angels
G7
will attend
G7
Help and comfort give you to your
C/G
jour -
G7
ney’s
C
end
"Count Your Blessings"
Words by Johnson Oatman Jr.. Music by Edwin Othello Excell.
Public Domain
CCLI License #355637
Words by Johnson Oatman Jr.. Music by Edwin Othello Excell.
Public Domain
CCLI License #355637
The Love Of God
Verse 1
Could we with
C
ink the ocean
G
fill,
And were the
Dm
skies of parchment
C
made,
Were every
C/E
stalk on earth a
G
quill,
And every
Dm
man a scribe by
C
trade,
To write the
F
love of God a
C
bove,
Would drain the
G
ocean
C
dry.
Nor could the
F
scroll contain the
C
whole,
Though stretched from
G
sky to
C
sky.
Refrain
O love of
F
God, how rich and
C
pure!
How measure
G
less and
C
strong!
It shall for
F
evermore en
C
dure
The saints' and
G
angels'
C
song.
Verse 2
The love of
C
God is greater
G
far
Than tongue or
Dm
pen can ever
C
tell;
It goes be
C
yond the highest
G
star,
And reaches
Dm
to the lowest
C
hell;
The guilty
F
pair, bowed down with
C
care,
God gave His
G
Son to
C
win;
His erring
F
child He recon
C
ciled,
And pardoned
G
from his
C
sin.
Verse 3
When years of
C
time shall pass a
G
way,
And earthly
Dm
thrones and kingdoms
C
fall,
When men, who
C/E
here refuse to
G
pray,
On rocks and
Dm
hills and mountains
C
call,
God's love so
F
sure, shall still en
C
dure,
All measure
G
less and
C
strong;
Redeeming
F
grace to Adam's
C
race—
The saints' and
G
angels'
C
song.
Special note:
The original song was an adaptation from a Jewish poem, which formed the words in verse 3.
The chorus and the traditional verses 1 and 2 were added later.
This version is arranged starting with the original verse first, and the chords rendered more optimally on a guitar.
"The Love Of God"
Words by Frederick Martin Lehman. Music by Frederick Martin Lehman, Claudia Faustina Lehman Mays.
Public Domain
CCLI License #355637
Words by Frederick Martin Lehman. Music by Frederick Martin Lehman, Claudia Faustina Lehman Mays.
Public Domain
CCLI License #355637