[Faith-talk] Good Night Sunday Evening Message

[PATRICK GORMLEY]

Paul that song is in the garden but I don't know the author.  In the nfb we 
coopted the song and changed the lyrics a bit.  They're not quite as 
reverent as the original version but they're not vulgar either.  Our refrain 
goes and they tested and they rested me and they said there might be some 
hope.  I forget ehe next part the last half is as I tary there no blind guy 
should have to bear.  A couple of day ago I was at a senior support group 
and they sang the original lyrics and I almost sang the nfb lyrics and I had 
to stop myself.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Paul" <oilofgladness47 at gmail.com>
To: <MyFriendlyFamily at yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2012 9:02 PM
Subject: [Faith-talk] Good Night Sunday Evening Message


> Hello and good evening to you all, at least for those of us residing in 
> North America.  Did you have a good time in the Lord today? I hope so, as 
> the undersigned surely did.
>
> My message to you this evening is based on the words of a nearly forgotten 
> hymn or Gospel song, the author of which I do not know, but at one time I 
> had an old Victor recording of it, made in at least 1913 as the flip side 
> of this old 78 r.p.m. record contained the song "In the Garden," written 
> in that year.  Sadly I don't have the recording anymore, but it was sung 
> by Homer Rodeheaver, the song leader for Billy Sunday's revival meetings. 
> Maybe one of you who are more savvy in Internet research can come up with 
> the desired information on the song.  Here is the chorus of the song "When 
> the World Forgets."
>
> Jesus remembers, He remembers you;
> All your friends may fail you, He is always true.
> He will heal your broken heart, burdened with regrets;
> Jesus still remembers, when the world forgets.
>
> I hope that these words ministered to you as you retire for the night and 
> that, in spite of any difficulties you may be going through, "Jesus still 
> remembers when the world forgets." I can play the melody, as it is etched 
> indelibly in my mind and consciousness.  I've never heard it on the radio 
> as far as I can determine, even on stations that seem to play old and/or 
> rare songs like this.  Again, if any of you can find the author of both 
> lyrics and music, I would be very grateful.  And now may our loving 
> Heavenly Father and His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ, along with the 
> ever-present Holy Spirit, just bless you and keep you safe throughout the 
> night.  Your Christian brother, Paul Barnabas
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