Enter into the rock, and hide thee.
Isaiah 2:10
Words: Fanny Crosby, in Brightest and Best, edited by Robert Lowry & Howard Doane (New York & Chicago, Illinois: Biglow & Main, 1875), page 132.
Music: W. Howard Doane (🔊 pdf nwc).
Come stay thy feet by the sheltr’ing Rock,
And sweet thy rest will be;
Come lave thy brow in the spray that falls
So clear and cool for thee;
Too long has thou lingered away,
But mercy is pleading with thee;
O stay thy feet by the sheltr’ing Rock,
And sweet thy rest will be.
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Then hide thee, hide thee
In the cleft of the Rock;
Hide thee, hide thee,
Hide in the cleft of the Rock.
Come bring thy heart to the sheltr’ing Rock,
And all thy weight of care;
Look up, the light of a Savior’s love
Is smiling brightly there;
He waiteth to welcome thee home,
O breathe but one penitent prayer;
The blood that flows from His wounded side,
Thro’ faith will cleanse thee there.
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