The ever-faithful Saviour whom we know
Came down to save us from our sin and woe;
He bore our sins upon Golgotha's tree;
He shed His blood so that we might be free.
The ever-faithful Shepherd whom we know
Preserves us from a world of sin and woe;
His goodness and His mercy follows us,
Lest sin and Satan's power should swallow us.
The ever-faithful Master whom we know
Will fetch us from this world of sin and woe;
We shall be with Him in the heavenly place
Where joyfully we shall behold His face.
18 April 2026
Credit to Andrew M for the first line.
The Firth of Forth from Culross
Culross Palace, Fife, Scotland
(Culross is pronounced Coorus!)
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