Here is the latest challenge page I've made to link up with Patter Cross's Hymn Challenge #7 for 2013 on her blog Triple the Scraps. I'm still going back and forth between the hymns I haven't done and the current ones I'm trying to keep up with. She has amazing information and scripture study for each hymn, so I'd invite you to visit her site for more. I'm sharing this faithbooking layout with Word Art Wednesday, also.
I was intrigued by the lyrics of this hymn. I don't believe I'd heard it before, but when I consider the many decades I've spent in church, it's possible I heard it sung by a choir and just don't remember it. The words invite the listener to trust in whatever situation they are in. There's something for everyone in any situation. I heard myself "singing in my head" two other songs about trust for several days. I'll probably make two more layouts using hymns of trust and additional verses. After I made the layout, I kept hearing Proverbs 3:5-6 in my mind, so I definitely have more to faithbook concerning trust.
I chose four Psalms that are meaningful to me to accompany this hymn. Now that I'm in my mid-60's and experience the accompanying forgetfulness, Psalm 71:1 is even more meaningful: "let me never be put to confusion!" The other verses I've quoted to my children or friends when they've asked for prayer and advice. As adults we are expected to be self-sufficient, self-reliant, but as children of God we have to learn to trust Him in difficult situations, like a small child taking His hand and letting Him lead us.
Here are the seven stanzas of the hymn in case you can't read them on my layout.
I was intrigued by the lyrics of this hymn. I don't believe I'd heard it before, but when I consider the many decades I've spent in church, it's possible I heard it sung by a choir and just don't remember it. The words invite the listener to trust in whatever situation they are in. There's something for everyone in any situation. I heard myself "singing in my head" two other songs about trust for several days. I'll probably make two more layouts using hymns of trust and additional verses. After I made the layout, I kept hearing Proverbs 3:5-6 in my mind, so I definitely have more to faithbook concerning trust.
I chose four Psalms that are meaningful to me to accompany this hymn. Now that I'm in my mid-60's and experience the accompanying forgetfulness, Psalm 71:1 is even more meaningful: "let me never be put to confusion!" The other verses I've quoted to my children or friends when they've asked for prayer and advice. As adults we are expected to be self-sufficient, self-reliant, but as children of God we have to learn to trust Him in difficult situations, like a small child taking His hand and letting Him lead us.
Here are the seven stanzas of the hymn in case you can't read them on my layout.
1.
Trust Him when
thy wants are many;
Trust Him when thy friends are few;
And the time of swift temptation
Is the time to trust Him, too.
2.
Trust Him when thy soul is burdened
With
the sense of all its sin;
He
will speak the word of pardon,
He
will make thee clean within.
3.
Trust Him for the grace sufficient,
Ever
equal to thy need;
Trust
Him always for the answer,
When
in His dear name you plead.
4.
Trust Him for the grace to conquer,
He is
able to subdue;
Trust
Him for the power for service;
Trust
Him for the blessing too.
5.
Trust Him when dark doubts assail thee,
Trust
Him when thy strength is small,
Trust
Him when to simply trust Him
Seems
the hardest thing of all.
6.
Trust Him; He is ever faithful;
Trust
Him, for His will is best;
Trust
Him, for the heart of Jesus
Is
the only place of rest.
7.
Trust Him, then, through cloud or
sunshine,
All
thy cares upon Him cast,
Till
the storm of life is over,
And
the trusting days are past.
3 comments:
Vickie, This is beautiful. The flowers, hand written journeling and TRUST!
We appreciate and thank you, for taking time out your day to post this beautiful project at Word Art Wednesday,
Carole Robb Bisson
Word Art Wednesday
The Blessing of the LORD be Upon You!
Love this page and how you put it together. Isn't this challenge wonderful!
Lovely page - I love the handwritten scriptures.
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