
<p> "What God Ordains Is Always Good" by Samuel Rodigast, 1649-1708</p><p>1. What God ordains is always good; Though many storms may gather. WHATEVER GOD COMMAND | DOESN’T-MATTER STORMS HAPPEN ALWAYS GOOD Now I may know both joy and woe, His will is just and holy. NOW I KNOW BOTH JOY | SADNESS HIS WANT | FAIR | HOLY Some day I shall see clearly As He directs my life for me, FUTURE I WILL SEE CLEAR WHILE GOD DIRECT MY LIFE FOR That He has loved me dearly. ME HE TRUE LOVE ME I follow meek and lowly. I PATIENT | HUMBLE OBEY My God indeed in every need 4. What God ordains is always good. IN EVERY WORRY | MY GOD TRUE WHATEVER GOD COMMAND | Knows well how he will shield me; ALWAYS GOOD KNOW HOW PROTECT ME Though I the cup am drinking To Him, then, I will yield me. DOESN’T-MATTER I DRINK MYSELF I SUBMIT Which savors now of bitterness, CUP TASTE BITTER I take it without shrinking. 2. What God ordains is always good. I DRINK WITHOUT SHRINK-AWAY WHATEVER GOD COMMAND | For after grief God grants relief, ALWAYS GOOD AFTER SORROW GOD GIVE-ME SAVE He never will deceive me; My heart with comfort filling GOD WILL NEVER DECEIVE ME FILL MY HEART WITH COMFORT He leads me in His righteous way, And all my sorrow stilling. HE LEAD ME | HIS RIGHTEOUS QUIET ALL MY SORROW WAY And never will He leave me. HE WILL NEVER LEAVE [from] ME 5. What God ordains is always good. I take content What He has sent; WHATEVER GOD COMMAND | I SATISFY THINGS ↖HE SEND-TO ALWAYS GOOD ME This truth remains unshaken. His hand that sends me sadness THIS TRUTH CONTINUES HIS HAND SEND-ME SADNESS Though sorrow, need, or death be mine, Will turn my tears to gladness. DON’T-MATTER I HAVE SAD | NEED | MY TEARS | ↖HE CHANGE-INTO DEATH HAPPY I shall not be forsaken. I NOT BECOME FORGOT-LEFT BEHIND 3. What God ordains is always good. I fear no harm, For with His arm WHATEVER GOD COMMAND | I DON’T FEAR HARM | WHY? ALWAYS GOOD He will embrace and shield me; He is my Friend and Father; HE HOLD ME | SHIELD ME HE | MY FRIEND | FATHER So to my God I yield me. He will not let me suffer harm, MYSELF I SURRENDER | OFFER-HIM↖ HE NOT ALLOW ME SUFFER HARM ______Hymn #429 (CW), #521 (TLH) Titled: "Was Gott tut, das ist wohlgetan" Text: Deut. 32:4 Composer: Severus Gastorius, 1681 Author: Samuel Rodigast, 1675 Tune: "Was Gott tut" Translated by: composite "What God Ordains Is Always Good" by Samuel Rodigast, 1649-1708</p><p>1. What God ordains is always good; Now I may know both joy and woe,</p><p>His will is just and holy. Some day I shall see clearly</p><p>As He directs my life for me, That He has loved me dearly.</p><p>I follow meek and lowly.</p><p>My God indeed in every need 4. What God ordains is always good. </p><p>Knows well how he will shield me; Though I the cup am drinking</p><p>To Him, then, I will yield me. Which savors now of bitterness,</p><p>I take it without shrinking.</p><p>2. What God ordains is always good. For after grief God grants relief,</p><p>He never will deceive me; My heart with comfort filling</p><p>He leads me in His righteous way, And all my sorrow stilling.</p><p>And never will He leave me.</p><p>I take content What He has sent; 5. What God ordains is always good. </p><p>His hand that sends me sadness This truth remains unshaken.</p><p>Will turn my tears to gladness. Though sorrow, need, or death be mine,</p><p>I shall not be forsaken.</p><p>3. What God ordains is always good. I fear no harm, For with His arm</p><p>He is my Friend and Father; He will embrace and shield me;</p><p>He will not let me suffer harm, So to my God I yield me.</p><p>Though many storms may gather. ______Hymn #429 (CW), #521 (TLH) Titled: "Was Gott tut, das ist wohlgetan" Text: Deut. 32:4 Composer: Severus Gastorius, 1681 Author: Samuel Rodigast, 1675 Tune: "Was Gott tut" Translated by: composite</p>
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