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| − | "cry out with fears, "Lord I believe, help thou?<br /> | + | "cry out with fears, "Lord I believe, help <note>thou?</note><br /> |
"unbelief" -- "When my foot slippeth, let thy<br /> | "unbelief" -- "When my foot slippeth, let thy<br /> | ||
mercy O lord, hold me up. If my course con-<br /> | mercy O lord, hold me up. If my course con-<br /> | ||
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"ignorant of the future; enable me to trust in <br /> | "ignorant of the future; enable me to trust in <br /> | ||
"Thee and not be afraid. I should? begin, even in <br /> | "Thee and not be afraid. I should? begin, even in <br /> | ||
| − | this ? of tears. <note>the song</note> I hope forever to sing. <br /> | + | this ? of tears. <note><add>the song</add></note><add> </add>I hope forever to sing. <br /> |
"Marvelous are thy works, just <abbr>and</abbr> true are all<br /> | "Marvelous are thy works, just <abbr>and</abbr> true are all<br /> | ||
| − | thy ways, O thou King of Saints! Enable me<br /> | + | thy ways, O thou <persname>King of Saints</persname>! Enable me<br /> |
"to confide in thy promises, and rely on thy<br /> | "to confide in thy promises, and rely on thy<br /> | ||
"constant protection <abbr>and</abbr> care. Let thy law be<br /> | "constant protection <abbr>and</abbr> care. Let thy law be<br /> | ||
Revision as of 18:49, 10 September 2018
"cry out with fears, "Lord I believe, help <note>thou?</note>
"unbelief" -- "When my foot slippeth, let thy
mercy O lord, hold me up. If my course con-
"ducts me through rough and trying scenes, say
" to me thy show shall be iron and brass, and as
"thy day is so shall thy strength be. Keep
one in all places and circumstances. However
"ignorant of the future; enable me to trust in
"Thee and not be afraid. I should? begin, even in
this ? of tears. <note><add>the song</add></note><add> </add>I hope forever to sing.
"Marvelous are thy works, just and true are all
thy ways, O thou <persname>King of Saints</persname>! Enable me
"to confide in thy promises, and rely on thy
"constant protection and care. Let thy law be
"dear unto me. May I be devoted to thy service
"and find it perfect freedom. Thou dost not ?
"stand in need of any, but since thou art pleas-
"ed in infinite wisdom and condescension, to ?
"means, I would say Lord what would thou
"have one to do? here is my hand, me, Lord
"assist, to serve thee midst reproach and
"shame. Be it my one undivided aim to glo-
"rify Him who has done so much to redner
"me, happy and acceptable to God!' She then
"proceeds to dilate on the love of God to ?
as exhibited, not only in ...
