The Haven of Rest ("My Soul in Sad Exile Was Out On Life's Sea) Instrumental piano solo.

"The Haven of Rest" is a well-known hymn, the words which were penned in 1885 by Henry L. Gilmore (1836-1920), of Wenonah, New Jersey. The famous tune, now in public domain, was composed by musician George D. Moore (1800-1900), who was self-described as a homeless itinerant evangelist. Though it is thought that he may have written other tunes, this work alone remains. The tune has been borrowed for other sets of words, including Sam Jones' beautiful hymn, "God's Word is So Pure and So Precious to Me."

[@magdapienaar7215]

Oh Lord let our hearts in Thy status be found. It's more precious than rubies can be. 🙏 Thanks Dave.

[@davegoodlaxson1262]

You're very welcome

[@hopesutrin1161]

I enjoyed listening to that piece.

[@davegoodlaxson1262]

Glad that you enjoyed it!

[@hopesutrin1161]

An old favourite, thank you.

[@davegoodlaxson1262]

Glad thar you enjoy!

[@SamuelEgamana-zl2jx]

Hallelujah

[@hopesutrin1161]

A favourite, beautifully played, thank you.

[@davegoodlaxson1262]

Thank you!

[@hopesutrin1161]

One of my favourites, thank you.

[@davegoodlaxson1262]

You're very welcome!

[@jago1946]

Thanks Dave we enjoy your piano down here in NZ.
Interesting comment re the composer of this tune.

[@davegoodlaxson1262]

Thanks for listening

[@gwenlakoduk9975]

Very beautiful, thank you.

[@davegoodlaxson1262]

Thank you!

[@jimpepper6410]

Thank you 😊

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You are very welcome!