62 (1) | Psalm 62 Version 1 | CM | |
WHEN dangers press and fears invade, O let us not rely On man, who in the balance weighed, Is light as vanity! |
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2 | Riches have wings and fly away; Health’s glow must soon grow pale; All strength and vigour shall decay, And worldly wisdom fail. |
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3 | But God, our God, is still the same As at that solemn hour When thunders spoke His awful name, His majesty and power. |
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4 | And still sweet mercy’s voice is heard, Proclaiming from above That good and gracious is the Lord, And all His works are love. |
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5 | Then trust in God, and God alone, On Him by faith rely; For man, and all his works, are known To be but vanity. |
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Harriet Auber, 1773-1862 |