| Song | How Firm A Foundation |
| Content Description | How Firm A Foundation is a powerful and reassuring Christian hymn that emphasizes the unshakable promises of God and His faithful presence in every circumstance. With strong and confident lyrics, the hymn reminds believers that God’s Word is a solid foundation in times of trouble, fear, and uncertainty. It encourages deep trust in His promises and assurance of His sustaining grace. Frequently sung in church services and devotional gatherings, this timeless hymn continues to strengthen faith and inspire confidence in God’s unchanging truth and support. |
| Album | Our Great Redeemer’s Praise |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
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| Tags | Hymn, Worship Song, Traditional Christian Music, Church Worship, Devotional, Classic Hymn, Sacred Music, Christian Worship, Assurance Hymn, Faith Hymn |
| Theme(s) | Faith, Trust in God, Assurance, God’s Promises, Strength, Comfort, Scripture |
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How Firm A Foundation, Ye Saints Of The Lord,
Is Laid For Your Faith In His Excellent Word!
What More Can He Say Than To You He Hath Said,
To You Who For Refuge To Jesus Have Fled?
“Fear Not, I Am With Thee, O Be Not Dismayed,
For I Am Thy God, And Will Still Give Thee Aid;
I’ll Strengthen Thee, Help Thee, And Cause Thee To Stand,
Upheld By My Righteous, Omnipotent Hand.”
“When Through The Deep Waters I Call Thee To Go,
The Rivers Of Sorrow Shall Not Overflow;
For I Will Be With Thee, Thy Troubles To Bless,
And Sanctify To Thee Thy Deepest Distress.”
“When Through Fiery Trials Thy Pathway Shall Lie,
My Grace, All Sufficient, Shall Be Thy Supply;
The Flame Shall Not Hurt Thee; I Only Design
Thy Dross To Consume, And Thy Gold To Refine.”
“Even Down To Old Age All My People Shall Prove
My Sovereign, Eternal, Unchangeable Love;
And Then, When Grey Hairs Shall Their Temples Adorn,
Like Lambs They Shall Still In My Bosom Be Borne.”
“The Soul That On Jesus Hath Leaned For Repose,
I Will Not, I Will Not Desert To His Foes;
That Soul, Though All Hell Should Endeavour To Shake,
I’ll Never, No, Never, No, Never Forsake!”
