I Have Entered Beulah Land

Oh, my cup is overflowing
With the goodness of the Lord;
I am trusting in His mercy,
And rejoicing in His Word.

Refrain

I have climbed the rugged mountain,
On its summit now I stand;
Hallelujah! hallelujah!
I have entered Beulah land.

From the sighing and the longing,
That so oft my heart oppressed,
With my Savior and Redeemer
Now in perfect peace I rest.

Refrain

There’s a palace o’er the river
And its jasper walls I see,
And among its many mansions
There is one prepared for me.

Refrain

I have climbed the rugged mountain,
But my Savior led the way;
Unto Him shall be the glory,
When I reach eternal day.

Refrain

Author: Unknown

No well-known hymn author (e.g. Fanny Crosby, Charles P. Jones, or Eliza Edmunds Hewitt) matches this exact text. The lyrics and refrain appear only in a small number of 20th-century shape-note and camp-meeting collections with no credited writer; the style suggests early-to-mid 20th-century Southern gospel but remains unattributed.