Old School Hymnal

Hymn Detail

← All hymns

Hymn 140

There’s Hope in the Name of Jesus

LEXINGTON

There's hope in the Name of Jesus, There's hope in the Bleeding Tide; There's hope for the fallen Adam, There's hope for the heart that died. There's hope for the weary pilgrim, There's hope for the happy saint; There's hope for the “trembling jailor,” There's hope for the weak and faint.

There's hope for the outcast pris'ner, There's hope for the glad and free; There's hope for the "weeping Mary," There's hope for the blind to see. There's hope for the heart rejoicing, There's hope for the mourner's tear; There's hope for the bold and courageous, There's hope when we're filled with fear.

There's hope when our path way shines brightly, There's hope when we poorly see; There's hope in the Name of Jesus, I hope that He died for me! There's hope for the fallen Adam, There's hope for the heart that died; There's hope in the Name of Jesus, There's hope in the Bleeding Tide.

First Line
There’s hope in the name of Jesus,
Music
Elder Paul Trautner, 1933- (2014)
Arrangement
arr. by Elder Bryce H. Lowrance, 1970- (2018)
Lyrics
Sis. Barbara Bates, 1946-1993 (1988)
Copyright
© Copyright 2018 by Trautner & Lowrance. All rights reserved. Used by permission.
First Appeared
OSH100
Inscription
Dedicated to the members of Lexington Primitive Baptist Church.