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%OHSCRIP Mt 8:23-27, Mk 4:35-41, Ps 89:9, Lk 8:22-25
%OHTOPICS {Calmness}, {Christian Life}, {Church on Earth (Church Militant) [5,7]}, {Courage in Affliction}, {Darkness, Spiritual [5]}, {Faith}, {God, Majesty & Power of}, {God, Providence of}, {Jesus}, {Miracles}, {Presence}, {Rest}, {Security}, {Trust}
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%OHCOMPOSER Wyeth, John (1770-1858)
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%OHAUTHOR Wordsworth, Christopher (1807-1885)
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X: 1
T: The Winds and Billows Loudly Roar
C: Words: Christopher Wordsworth, 1865. 
C: Music and Setting: 'Consolation' or 'Morning Song' John Wyeth, 1813. 
C: copyright: public domain.  This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.
S: Music source: ccel - 'Repository of Sacred Music, Part Second' 1813. Ed. John Wyeth
S: Lyrics source: "The Holy Year" by Christopher Wordsworth, 1865, hymn 22
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w: 1.~The winds and bil- lows * loud- ly * roar We flound- er in the deep 
w: 2.~"Save us, we per- ish, * Lord," they * cry; To Thee we fly for aid; 
w: 3.~His head is pil- low'd * on the * stern, As Man He is a- sleep; 
w: 4.~He does the el- e- * ments con- * trol; By His Al- might- y Will. 
w: 5.~O ye, who in the * Church- 's * Bark O'er life's rough o- cean sail, 
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w: Our * bark is * frail, far off the * shore, And Je- sus is * a- sleep. 
w: "A- * wake! a- * wake!" they say; but * why So faith- less and * a- fraid?  
w: As * God He * all things does dis- * cern, And end- less vig- * ils keep. 
w: The * an- gry * waves their sur- ges * roll; And at His Word * are still. 
w: When * all a- * round is drear and * dark, and hu- man ef- * forts fail, 
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W:6. Touch not, with rude, irreverent hands, 
W:And coward faithlessness, 
W:Him, who the winds and waves commands; 
W:But wait in quietness. 
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W:7. O never, never when distressed, 
W:To doubtful means resort; 
W:Christ's Bark, when on the billow's crest, 
W:Is safe as in the port.