Thou Thinkest, Lord of me!
Staff & Solfa Notation • Hymns, Prayer
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Thou Thinkest, Lord of me! by E. D. Mund & Rev. E. S. Lorenz — Lyrics
About Thou Thinkest, Lord of me!
This sheet brings together two classic hymns of comfort and assurance: "Thou Thinkest, Lord of me!" and "Trusting in Thee." Both pieces speak to the quiet reassurance that God is mindful of us, even when we face trials or walk through shadows. They are gentle, grounding songs that work beautifully for moments of reflection, perhaps during an evening service, a Lenten gathering, or as a meditation after Communion.
"Thou Thinkest, Lord of me!" carries a simple, stepwise melody that naturally supports its earnest lyrics. The repeated chorus reinforces a deep sense of peace, reminding the singer and the congregation alike that there is no need to fear when God is near. It is the kind of hymn that settles the room and invites a spirit of quiet prayer.
"Trusting in Thee," featuring words by the beloved hymn writer Fanny J. Crosby, builds on this theme of unwavering faith. It reminds us that Jesus is our Shepherd and Redeemer, an anchor when the billows roll. Choirs will find both of these hymns straightforward to teach and sing, as the traditional four-part harmony allows the text to shine clearly without overwhelming the voices. Together, they offer a profound message of trust and divine care.