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[In the pathway of my journey]

Appears in 4 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: Edwin Moore Incipit: 34532 31565 42543 Used With Text: My Savior's Footsteps

My Savior's Footsteps

Author: Amanda R. Meusch Appears in 4 hymnals First Line: In the pathway of my journey Refrain First Line: Lead me, Savior, lead me ever Used With Tune: [In the pathway of my journey]

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Author: Amanda R. Meusch Hymnal: Triumphant Songs No.5 #5 (1896) First Line: In the pathway of my journey Refrain First Line: Lead me, Savior, lead me ever Lyrics: 1 In the pathway of my journey I see steps that lead to God; They’re the footsteps of my Savior, Showing me the path He trod. Refrain: Lead me, Savior, lead me ever, Lead me, Jesus, all the way; Keep me ever in Thy footsteps Lest I from thy pathway stray; Keep me ever in Thy footsteps, Lest I from Thy pathway stray. 2 Thou hast borne my ev’ry burden, Borne death’s anguish on the tree; All this hast thou meekly suffered E’en for my iniquity. [Refrain] 3 Thou hast lived on earth for others, Spent thy life for us in love; Thus would I my life be spending Till I meet Thee, Lord, above. [Refrain] Tune Title: [In the pathway of my journey]

My Savior's Footsteps

Author: Amanda R. Meusch Hymnal: International Praise #54 (1902) First Line: In the pathway of my journey Refrain First Line: Lead me, Savior, lead me ever Languages: English Tune Title: [In the pathway of my journey]

My Saviour's Footsteps

Author: Amanda R. Meusch Hymnal: Celestial Songs #66 (1921) First Line: In the pathway of my journey Refrain First Line: Lead me, Saviour, lead me ever Languages: English Tune Title: [In the pathway of my journey]

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Edwin Moore

Composer of "[In the pathway of my journey]" in Triumphant Songs No.5

Amanda R. Meusch

Author of "My Savior's Footsteps" in Triumphant Songs No.5 A. R. Meusch is Amanda R. Meusch. Born in Illinois, the 1880 U. S. census shows her in Elmhurst IL as the nine-year-old daughter of Philipp Meusch, president of Elmhurst Proseminar. (That institution was the ‘Gymnasium’-level seminary-preparatory institution of the German Evangelical Synod of North America. Out of Elmhurst Proseminar would come Elmhurst College in the 1920’s: out of the German Evangelical Synod, through mergers, would come the Evangelical and Reformed and then the United Church of Christ.) Amanda’s younger brother, Frederick A. Meusch, would also become a G. E. S. N. A. minister. Amanda was fully bilingual: In addition to the hymn texts in English currently listed in Hymnary, the publication Rosche’s Geistliche Männerchöre (Chicago, Geo. F. Rosche, 1896) contains 42 hymn texts in German credited to A. R. Meusch. In addition to translations of her own hymn texts, many of these could be translations into German of English-language gospel hymns. Sources: 1880 U. S. Census, Elmhurst IL; Eden Archive, Eden Seminary, Webster Groves MO, Pastor’s Files.