1. From All That's Mortal, All That's Vain And from this earthly clod, Arise my soul, and strive to gain Sweet fellowship with God. 2. Say, what is there beneath the skies, In all the paths thou'st trod, Can suit thy wishes or thy joys, Like fellowship with God. 3. Not life, nor all the toys of art, Nor pleasure's flow'ry road, Can to my soul such bliss impart, As fellowship with God. 4. When I am made in love to bear, Affliction's needful rod, Light, sweet, and kind the strokes appear, Through fellowship with God. 5. In fierce temptation's fiery blasts, Or dark desertion's road, I'm happy if I can but taste Some fellowship with God. 6. And when the icy hand of death Shall chill my flowing blood, With joy I'll yield my latest breath In fellowship with God. 7. When I, at last, to heav'n ascend, And gain my blest abode, There an eternity I'll spend In fellowship with God.