He Is All in All to Me

There is constant joy abiding
In Christ my Lord and King;
Of His love that passeth knowledge
My heart and tongue shall sing.

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He is all in all to me,
And my song of songs shall be,
Hallelujah, O my Savior,
I am trusting only Thee.

When my path is veiled in shadows,
And clouds above me roll,
I can smile amid the tempest,
His glory fills my soul.

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I can see his bow of promise
Through tears and trials deep;
I can hear His voice like music,
That lulls my care to sleep.

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I shall yet behold and praise Him,
And dwell in perfect peace
In the golden land of beauty,
Where cloud and wave shall cease.

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Author: Unknown

No clear attribution to a known hymn writer (such as Fanny Crosby, who used similar phrases but not this exact text). Appears in various 19th/early 20th-century collections without a named author; style is typical of American gospel hymnody of that era.