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HOW blest is life if lived for Thee, My loving Saviour and my Lord: No pleasures that the world can give Such perfect gladness can afford. |
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2 | To know I am Thy ransomed child, Bought by Thine own most precious blood, And from Thy loving hand to take With grateful heart each gift of good. |
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3 | All day to walk beneath Thy smile, Watching Thine eye to guide me still, To rest at night beneath Thy care, Guarded by Thee from every ill. |
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4 | To feel that though I journey on By stony paths and rugged ways, Thy blessèd feet have gone before, And strength is given for weary days. |
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5 | Such love shall ever make me glad, Strong in Thy strength to work or rest, Until I see Thee face to face, And in Thy light am fully blest. |
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Prust’s Supplementary Hymnbook, 1869 |