| Song | O God! Our Help In Ages Past |
| Album | John Wesley’s Collection of Hymns |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
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| Tags | O God! Our Help In Ages Past |
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O God! Our Help In Ages Past,
Our Hope For Years To Come,
Our Shelter From The Stormy Blast,
And Our Eternal Home:
Under The Shadow Of Thy Throne,
Still May We Dwell Secure;
Sufficient Is Thine Arm Alone,
And Our Defence Is Sure.
Before The Hills In Order Stood,
Or Earth Received Her Frame,
From Everlasting Thou Art God,
To Endless Years The Same.
A Thousand Ages In Thy Sight
Are Like An Evening Gone,
Short As The Watch That Ends The Night
Before The Rising Sun.
The Busy Tribes Of Flesh And Blood,
With All Their Cares And Fears,
Are Carried Downward By The Flood,
And Lost In Following Years.
Time, Like An Ever-Rolling Stream,
Bears All Its Sons Away;
They Fly Forgotten, As A Dream
Dies At The Opening Day.
O God! Our Help In Ages Past,
Our Hope For Years To Come,
Be Thou Our Guard While Life Shall Last,
And Our Perpetual Home.
