167 When God Is Silent Jeanine Drylie Jeanine Drylic a b esus e CAPO 1 Lo gv 4 =: jE a = = SS © = :° eevee =I 2? 4. When God is si-lent. and we don't know The way be- 2. When God is si-lent and all seems lost, As o'er the 2 fe f s-*-«$ $s 8) . i = * A 7 D te — = Se. SU? s fore us that we ought to go; When we've at - waves our boat is tem - pest - tossed; When an - swers tempt-ed to do His will, And yet His si-lence con-tin-ues fail us and doubts a - rise, But God seems dis-tant, hid from our *,£—t-s g¢ 9 . » , ,— z = nn ian a D il. a - a Then it's time to trust! Yes, i's time to re-mem-ber that the a A B e G7 Cc. 7) os * uy Lord is faith-ful to His own (to His own). If we hope, we shall yet be : a $e £ = s—t— = — Los —c GB D be J = iS eS o oe = {— praisc ing once a-gain, For His _si-lence nev-er means that we're Revive Us Again 168 William P. Mackay John J. Husband G G G G G {$a —_ =i ff a Bee cf as * 4 oe oe 1. We praise Thee, © God, for the © Son of Thy love, 2.We praise Thee, O God, for Thy —Spir - it of /—_light, 3. All glo - ry and praise to the Lamb that was iain, 4. Re - vive us a - gain, filleach heart with Thy love; org t === StS G c G GD D D — o——_-_ |} # t + es — —— For Je - sus who died and is now gone a - bove. Who has shown us our Sav - ior and scat - tered our night. Who has borne all — our sins, and has cleansed ev - ‘ty stain. May each soul be re - kin-dled with fire from a - bove. 4 f 2.2 e -— G c G G c G Hal-le - lu - jah! Thine the glo - ry, Hal-le - lu - jah! A+ Fi S fas = - Hal-le - lu-jah! Thinethe glo- ry; Re - vive us a - gain. *