Are there not in the labour's day

Bm Em
Are there not in the labourer’s day
C
twelve hours in which he safely may
D G
his calling’s work pursue.
C D G
Though sin and Satan may be near,
C G
Satan and sin I will not fear
C D
with Jesus in my view.
The powers of hell can never harm
the soul who walks with Christ; his arm
upholds me when I fall.
The light of Christ shines on my way,
and shining brighter every day
I more than conquer all.
Light of the world your rays I bless;
on you bright Sun of righteousness,
the eyes of faith depend;
guided by you I journey on,
not fearing Satan, sin or man;
you’ll guide me to the end.
Ten thousand snares lie at my feet;
yet Lord I will the work complete
that you to me have given.
Regardless of the pains I feel,
close by the gates of death and hell,
I make my way to heaven.
I have resolved to fight on till
with humble zeal I’ve done your will;
nothing can turn me back.
My soul’s entrusted to Christ’s hand;
Satan, if you permission can
obtain, then snatch me back!
Charles Wesley 18th century
Words altered by John Kelly
Music ©Adullamscavemusic

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Love this song! I keep coming back to it. God bless you and this ministry.