I will ask the Father, and He shall give you another Comforter.
John 14:16
Words: Manie P. Ferguson, in Songs of Triumph [with Supplement], edited by John Swanel Inskip (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: National Publication Association for Promotion of Holiness, 1885).
Music: William S. Marshall, circa 1897. Arranged by James M. Kirk, 1900 (🔊 pdf nwc).
If you know where to get a good photo of Marshall (head-and-shoulders, at least 200×300 pixels), or a better one of Kirk,
Joys are flowing like a river,
Since the Comforter has come;
He abides with us forever,
Makes the trusting heart His home.
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Blessèd quietness, holy quietness,
What assurance in my soul!
On the stormy sea, He speaks peace to me,
How the billows cease to roll!
Bringing life and health and gladness,
All around this heav’nly Guest,
Banished unbelief and sadness,
Changed our weariness to rest.
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Like the rain that falls from Heaven,
Like the sunlight from the sky,
So the Holy Ghost is given,
Coming on us from on high.
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See, a fruitful field is growing,
Blessèd fruit of righteousness;
And the streams of life are flowing
In the lonely wilderness.
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What a wonderful salvation,
Where we always see His face!
What a perfect habitation,
What a quiet resting place!
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