Dew of Mercy


The mercy of God does more for us than the criticisms of men. Sometimes, when we get caught up in self doubt and condemnation, what we need the most is a reminder of God's mercy.


As you brood over the following hymn written by Fanny Crosby, may you not fail to receive your share of the dew of mercy.


1. Like the still quiet fall of the silent dew of night

On the leaves, that are folded to rest,

Is the mercy of God when it droppeth from His throne,

Bringing balm from the fields of the blest.


Dew of mercy, dew of mercy,

Ever dropping, gently dropping from above;

Dew of mercy, how it cheers us,

Ever dropping from a Savior’s love!


2. How it cheers and revives every bud of Christian hope!

How it takes every sorrow away!

O ’tis sweeter by far than the drops of nature’s dew,

And it falleth by night and by day.


3. When we ask of the Lord, in our simple fervent prayer,

For His blessing at morn and at even,

Let us pray that our souls may be watered and refreshed,

By the dew of His mercy from Heaven.


“The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases, his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.” (Lamentations 3:22-23)


Remain inspired!

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