| Song | O Holy Saviour! Friend Unseen |
| Album | The Christian Hymn Book |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
| Writer(s) | A. Campbell And Others |
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| Tags | O Holy Saviour! Friend Unseen |
| Theme(s) | Faith And Rependtance |
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O Holy Saviour! Friend Unseen,
Since On Thine Arm Thou Bidd’st Me Lean,
Help Me, Throughout Life’s Changing Scene,
By Faith To Cling To Thee!
Blest With This Fellowship Divine,
Take What Thou Wilt, I’ll Not Repine;
For, As The Branches To The Vine,
My Soul Would Cling To Thee.
Though Far From Home, Fatigued, Oppressed,
Here Have I Found A Place Of Rest;
An Exile Still, Yet Not Unblest,
Because I Cling To Thee.
What Though The World Deceitful Prove,
And Earthly Friends And Hopes Remove;
With Patient, Uncomplaining Love,
Still Would I Cling To Thee.
Though Oft I Seem To Tread Alone
Life’s Dreary Waste, With Thorns Overgrown,
Thy Voice Of Love In Gentlest Tone,
Still Whispers, “Cling To Me!”
Though Faith And Hope Are Often Tried,
I Ask Not, Need Not Aught Beside;
So Safe, So Calm, So Satisfied,
The Soul That Clings To Thee!
