Matt Papa - Joseph hymn

^EbWho can trace His footsteps ^Cmthrough the ^Ebsea, ^EbFind His face through clouds of ^Absuffe^Bbring? Be^Cmneath the ^Ebstorms we cannot ^Abund^Bbers^Cmtand, The ^Bbmercy riding on a ^Abdriving ^Ebwind, From the ^Bbsubtle movements of a ^Abmighty ^Ebpen.

Though we ^Abcannot see, though no ^Ebtongue can ^Bbtell, Oh the ^Abmystery of your ^Ebsovereign ^Bbwill We will ^Abwalk by faith holding ^Ebon this ^Bbtruth: What was ^Abmeant for ^Ebevil God has ^Bbmeant for ^Cmgood What was ^Abmeant for ^Ebevil God has ^Bbmeant for ^Ebgood

^EbSee the wisdom of our ^CmGod disp^Eblayed ^EbHidden in the pages ^Abof our ^Bbpain ^CmSorrows ^Ebwritten by the ^AbAut^Bbhor’s ^Cmhand But ^Bbas dawn rises He will ^Abprove a^Ebgain The ^Bbdeepest darkest night is ^Abnot the ^Ebend

Though we ^Abcannot see, though no ^Ebtongue can ^Bbtell, Oh the ^Abmystery of your ^Ebsovereign ^Bbwill We will ^Abwalk by faith holding ^Ebon this ^Bbtruth: What was ^Abmeant for ^Ebevil God has ^Bbmeant for ^Cmgood What was ^Abmeant for ^Ebevil God has ^Bbmeant for ^Ebgood

^EbSee the Christ who was betr^Cmayed for ^Ebus ^EbSinless One who bore the s^Abinner’s ^Bbcurse ^Cm“Why my ^EbGod,” He cried His ^Abfin^Bbal ^Cmwords Sal^Bbvation’s song rang out to ^Aball the ^Ebearth Through ^Bbevil God has done His ^Abgreatest ^Ebwork

Though we ^Abcannot see, though no ^Ebtongue can ^Bbtell, Oh the ^Abmystery of your ^Ebsovereign ^Bbwill We will ^Abwalk by faith holding ^Ebon this ^Bbtruth: What was ^Abmeant for ^Ebevil God has ^Bbmeant for ^Cmgood What was ^Abmeant for ^Ebevil God has ^Bbmeant for ^Ebgood