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    In The Furnace of Thy Love

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    This hymn discusses enduring trials and tribulations with faith in God. It poses rhetorical questions about why believers should complain during hardships when God is refining them like gold. The hymn finds comfort in God's promises and love, and hopes that after passing through difficulties, believers will emerge praising God in heaven.

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    This hymn discusses enduring trials and tribulations with faith in God. It poses rhetorical questions about why believers should complain during hardships when God is refining them like gold. The hymn finds comfort in God's promises and love, and hopes that after passing through difficulties, believers will emerge praising God in heaven.

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    This hymn discusses enduring trials and tribulations with faith in God. It poses rhetorical questions about why believers should complain during hardships when God is refining them like gold. The hymn finds comfort in God's promises and love, and hopes that after passing through difficulties, believers will emerge praising God in heaven.

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    This hymn discusses enduring trials and tribulations with faith in God. It poses rhetorical questions about why believers should complain during hardships when God is refining them like gold. The hymn finds comfort in God's promises and love, and hopes that after passing through difficulties, believers will emerge praising God in heaven.

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    In the Furnace of Thy Love

    Wherefore doth a living man complain? Lam. 3:39


    He knoweth the way that I take: when he hath tried me, I shall come forth as gold. Job 23:10
         
                        
        
    1. Why should a mor -tal man com - plain At his tri - als in this wick - ed world?
    2. Oh, why should an - y - one op-pressed For - get the prom -ise of our God!

        
    3. Oh, who would cast a - way the gold We’ve gath - ered in the fur -nace flame!
              
                       
      

       
                
    
       
      
          
    Nay, let us thank God’s ho - ly name For all His love o’er us un - furled.
    To thee each prov - i - dence is blest If in love thou bear the chas -t’ning rod.

    
    And who would wish a - gain the dross Here purged in our Re-deem - er’s name?

           
                   
      
          

     
    Refrain
      
     
              
              
     
       
     

    O Je - sus, bear our souls a - bove Each wave of trou -ble that we meet;

                         
    yes, bear our souls a - bove that we meet;

                          
       

       
                   
             
    Then in the fur-nace of Thy love We’ll sing Thy praise with joy com - plete!

              
                   
          
     
    WORDS: Daniel S. Warner, 1883. MUSIC: Allie R. Fisher, pub.1885; har. by Barney E. Warren, pub.1911. Public Domain.

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