| Song | As When The Weary Traveller Gains |
| Album | Traditional Christian Hymns |
| Genre | Contemporary Christian Music |
| Writer(s) | John Newton |
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| Tags | As When The Weary Traveller Gains |
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As When The Weary Traveller Gains,
The Height Of Some Commanding Hill,
His Heart Revives, If Over The Plains
He Eyes His Home, Through Distant Still.
Thus When The Christian Pilgrim Views
By Faith His Mansion In The Skies,
The Sight His Fainting Strength Renews,
And Wings His Speed To Reach The Prize.
The Thought Of Home, His Spirit Cheers,
No More He Grieves For Troubles Past;
Nor Any Future Trial Fears,
So He May Safe Arrive At Last.
Jesus, On Thee Our Hopes We Stay,
To Lead Us On To To Thine Abode;
Assured Thy Love Will Far Overpay
The Hardest Labour’s Of The Road.
