He faileth not, His grace how good!
He faileth not, His Word is clear;
If we have God, whom need we fear?
The wildest flood, He can restrain!
God of Impossibilities!
Poor puny man, now learn His ways.
Our God the Red Sea’s waters clave!
He stopped the sun! made long the day!
This is the God to whom we pray.
The proud waves bow at His command!
If God is thine, what more your need?
Can He not work for you indeed?
His promises He’ll fully own.
Our gracious God bows down His ear
The feeblest, weakest cry to hear.
One promise did He e’er forget.
His promises in Christ the Son
Are fully pledged, Yea and Amen.
Nor death, nor hell, His promise shake!
Who ask in faith, He’ll not deny;
His Word is sure, He must reply.
He faileth not, His Word is clear.
He faileth not, His grace how good;
He faileth not, for He is God!
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Ochtrup, Deutschland, Germany
This hymn is mighty! Ms. Margaret Barber, has captured in this hymn what our FATHER, is, the GOD that does the impossible! when I read the Bible, I am so thrilled at what He does, and what He promises, and never does He dissapoint. All we have to do is trust and believe, He always comes through, and when I pray He answers, not straight away at times, lol but always when the time is right. we just need to know He is our FATHER! and knows what is best. Stay healthy everyone!
London, United Kingdom
Lord You fail not! Father You fail not!
God of impossibilities God of resurrection teach me Your ways. Forgive me—poor puny man!
Baltimore, MD, United States
Thank You Father!!!! You never fail!
Greater Accra, Ghana
This song was in my spirit as God's response! Amen brother LM from Texas.
This song is in my spirit today too, God's response to all I have been speaking to Him about all of our situations in the earth. If we have God whom need we fear.
Praise be to our God.amen.
Austin, Texas, United States
I woke up this morning troubled about my responsibility in an upcoming church-sponsored event. The night before I told those coordinating that what we were trying to do was "impossible, too much, beyond our ability" ... This song was in my spirit as God's response!