Hymn that's in my heart right now

I was first introduced to this hymn via Red Mountain Church's album "The Gadsby Project" over three years ago. It's been among my favorite "old hymns" since that time, but it took on renewed meaning when I listened to it a couple of days ago. I hope you'll hear God's promises for you in these words the way I do. Be sure to read the scripture reference, too.

"Pensive, Doubting, Fearful Heart"

Gadsby's Hymns #273

Text by John Newton

"To the afflicted"—Isaiah 54:4-11

Pensive, doubting, fearful heart, 

Hear what Christ the Saviour says;

Every word should joy impart,

Change thy mourning into praise.

Yes, he speaks, and speaks to thee,

May he help thee to believe;

Then thou presently wilt see

Thou hast little cause to grieve.

"Fear thou not, nor be ashamed;

All thy sorrows soon shall end,

I, who heaven and earth have framed,

Am thy Husband and thy Friend;

I, the High and Holy One,

Israel's God, by all adored,

As thy Saviour will be known,

Thy Redeemer and thy Lord.

"For a moment I withdrew,

And thy heart was filled with pain;

But my mercies I'll renew;

Thou shalt soon rejoice again;

Though I seem to hide my face,

Very soon my wrath shall cease;

'Tis but for a moment's space,

Ending in eternal peace.

Though afflicted, tempest-tossed,

Comfortless awhile thou art,

Do not think thou canst be lost,

Thou art graven on my heart;

All thy wastes I will repair;

Thou shalt be rebuilt anew;

And in thee it shall appear

What the God of love can do."