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WHY should I sorrow more? I trust a Saviour slain, And safe beneath His sheltering cross Unmoved I shall remain. |
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2 | Let Satan and the world, Ever my heart allure; The promises in Christ are made Unchangeable and sure. |
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3 | The oath infallible Is now my spirit’s trust; I know that He Who spoke the word, Is faithful, true, and just. |
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4 | He’ll bring me on my way Unto my journey’s end; He’ll be my Father and my God, My Saviour and my Friend. |
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5 | So all my doubts and fears Shall wholly flee away, And every mournful night of tears Be turned to joyous day. |
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6 | All that remains for me Is but to love and sing, And wait until the angels come To bear me to the King. |
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William Williams, 1717-91, Charles Haddon Spurgeon, 1834-92 |