M. E. Barber
DEEP down into the depths of this Thy name,
My God, I sink and dwell in calm delight;
Thou art enough however long the day,
Thou art enough however dark the night.
2
Thou art enough, however great the trial,
Thou art enough, however lone the scene;
With Thee alone, there’s fulness of Thy joy,
With Thee alone, there’s singing of Thy song.
3
Thou art my God-the All-Sufficient One,
Thou canst create for me whate’er I lack;
Thy mighty Hand has strewn the homeward track
With miracles of love and tender care.
4
For me Thy trusting one, my God I dare
Once more to fly myself upon Thy breast,
And there adore Thy ways in faith’s deep rest,
And there adore Thy ways in faith’s quiet rest.