| Song | Happy The Man Whose Cautious |
| Content Description | “Happy The Man Whose Cautious” is a traditional Christian hymn that highlights the importance of wisdom, caution, and walking carefully in God’s ways. It reflects biblical teaching that those who live thoughtfully and obediently under God’s guidance are blessed and protected. The hymn encourages believers to seek wisdom, avoid wrongdoing, and trust in the Lord’s direction in all decisions. Often used in devotional worship settings, it inspires reflection on righteous living and spiritual discipline. Its message is grounded in Scripture and focuses on the blessings of a life led by God’s wisdom. |
| Album | Most Popular Gospel Songs – Letter H |
| Genre | Contemporary Christian Music |
| Writer | Isaac Watts |
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| Tags | Hymn, Worship, Gospel, Christian Song, Devotional Music, Praise |
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Happy The Man Whose Cautious Feet
Shun The Broad Way That Sinners Go,
Who Hates The Place Where Atheists Meet,
And Fears To Talk As Scoffers Do.
He Loves The Employ The Morning Light
Amongst The Statutes Of The Lord;
And Spends The Wakeful Hours Of Night,
With Pleasure, Pondering Over His Word.
He, Like A Plant By Gentle Streams,
Shall Flourish In Immortal Green;
And Heaven Will Shine With Kindest Beams
On Every Work His Hands Begin.
But Sinners Find Their Counsels Crossed:
As Chaff Before The Tempest Flies,
So Shall Their Hopes Be Blown And Lost,
When The Last Trumpet Shakes The Skies.
In Vain The Rebel Seeks To Stand
In Judgment With The Pious Race;
The Dreadful Judge, With Stern Command,
Divides Him To A Different Place.
“Straight Is The Way My Saints Have Trod;
I Blessed The Path, And Drew It Plain;
But You Would Choose The Crooked Road,
And Down It Leads To Endless Pain.”



