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Added Jul 31, 2026
Composer: E. S. Lorenz
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Format: Solfa
Language: English, Igbo
Pages: 1 page

THE HOLLOW OF GOD'S HAND by E. S. Lorenz — Lyrics

ENGLISH VERSE 1 With my Saviour ever near to guide me, I am safe, whatever may betide me, From the storm and tempest he will hide me In the hollow of his hands. CHORUS In the hollow, in the hollow of his hand! I am safe whatever may betide me In the hollow of his hands. VERSE 2 In his arms of love he doth enfold me, Words of peace his voice Divine hath told me, I am safe for God himself doth hold me, In the hollow of his Hand! VERSE 3 He will guard my soul and leave me never, From his love no power on earth shall sever, And I know He'll keep me now and ever, In the hollow of his Hand!
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About THE HOLLOW OF GOD'S HAND

"The Hollow of God's Hand" is a deeply comforting hymn that reminds us of the safety and peace found in God's presence. Presented here with both English and Igbo lyrics, the piece bridges a general theme of divine protection with an intimate call to welcome Christ into our lives. The English verses focus on the reassurance of being guided and shielded from life's storms, resting securely in the Saviour's hands.

For Nigerian Catholic choirs, the Igbo verses bring a special liturgical depth to the song. The text shifts toward the Eucharist, with the third verse explicitly mentioning "N'oriri nsọ nke ụbọchị taata" (At today's holy banquet). This transforms the hymn into a moving Communion piece, where the singers express a deep desire to receive Jesus into their hearts and ask for the grace to one day enter His kingdom.

When sung during the Communion procession or as a quiet meditation after the Eucharist, the gentle melody carries a profound sense of peace. It is a wonderful choice for a choir looking to offer the congregation a moment of quiet reassurance, reminding everyone that no matter what happens, we are held safely in the hollow of His hand.