“Fear Thou Not” by James McGranaham
O Christian traveler fear no more the storms which round thee spread;
Nor yet the noontide’s sultry beams on thy defenseless head.
Thy Saviour, who upon the cross thy full redemption paid,
Will not from thee His ransomed one, withhold His promised aid.
A safe retreat and hiding place thy Saviour will provide;
And sorrow cannot fill thy heart, while sheltered at His side.
No; in thy darkest days on earth, when every joy seems flown,
Believer, thou shalt never tread the toilsome way alone!
Fear thou not for I am with thee: Be not dismayed for I am thy God!
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