I hear Him say

The phrase "I hear Him say" resonates through 4 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

I hear Him say· 4 hymns found
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When the har­vest days are past,
Sore trou­ble makes me fear,
Sore trou­ble makes me fear,
For, groping in my misty way,

I hear Him say

Welcome, toil­er, I’ve pre­pared for thee a place?
My child, for I am near!
My child, for I am near!
My help is sure.

Will I Empty Handed Be?

lyricist: Neal McAulay, 1904
Composer: John Hillis
Hymn 1

...When the har­vest days are past,

Shall I hear Him say at last,

Welcome, toil­er, I’ve pre­pared for thee a place?...

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When the har­vest days are past,

Shall I hear Him say at last,

Welcome, toil­er, I’ve pre­pared for thee a place?

Will I Empty Handed Be?

How the Lord from Heaven Came

lyricist: Frank Sewall (1837–1915)
Composer: Julian Smyth
Hymn 2

...Sore trou­ble makes me fear,

I hear Him say: Be not afraid,

My child, for I am near!...

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Sore trou­ble makes me fear,

I hear Him say: Be not afraid,

My child, for I am near!

How the Lord from Heaven Came

How the Lord from Heaven Came

lyricist: Frank Sewall (1837–1915)
Composer: Julian Smyth
Hymn 3

...Sore trou­ble makes me fear,

I hear Him say: Be not afraid,

My child, for I am near!...

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Sore trou­ble makes me fear,

I hear Him say: Be not afraid,

My child, for I am near!

How the Lord from Heaven Came

God holds the key of all unknown

lyricist: Joseph Parker
Composer: George Coles Stebbins
Hymn 4

...For, groping in my misty way,

I feel His hand; I hear Him say,

My help is sure....

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For, groping in my misty way,

I feel His hand; I hear Him say,

My help is sure.

God holds the key of all unknown

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