107 (2) | Psalm 107 Version 2 | LM | |
FROM age to age exalt His name, God and His grace are still the same, The hungry soul He loves to bless, And lifts the fainting from distress. |
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2 | But when our hearts rebel, and rise Against the God that rules the skies, When we reject His heavenly Word, And slight the counsels of the Lord . . . |
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3 | Then will He surely bring us down, To suffer loss beneath His frown, Wander through life with grief and tears, Approaching death through wasted years. |
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4 | But if to God we raise our cries, He’ll make the dawning light arise, Scatter the ignorance of night, Reveal His love and saving might. |
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5 | He cuts the bars of brass in two, And lets rejoicing prisoners through, Removes the pall of guilt and grief And gives the seeking soul relief. |
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6 | O may the people now record The lasting goodness of the Lord; How great His works, how kind His ways! Let every tongue proclaim His praise. |
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