Yes, He knows the sorrow,
He allows it, too,
But He feels the suffering
That His child goes through.
Though in His great wisdom
Grief may needful be,
Still in His compassion
He will comfort thee.
And He comes to comfort
With this word of cheer:
"It is I, beloved,
Doubt not, neither fear."
Christ, "the Man of sorrows,"
Sees your sorrow, too,
And He will deliver,
For "He careth for you."
Yes, the Man of Sorrows,
Knows and shares your grief,
He alone can comfort,
He will give relief.
To increase our knowledge
Of His heart of love,
To draw our affections
To the things above.
O to trust through sorrow,
Trust Him, and be still,
That His loving purpose
He may then fulfill.