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the Begone, He is will me wrestle,
And at vessel,
I near,
And for the in appear;
By surely unbelief,
My prayer relief
Will let storm. smile perform;
With Christ Savior my
And at vessel,
I near,
And for the in appear;
By surely unbelief,
My prayer relief
Will let storm. smile perform;
With Christ Savior my
2
be creatures to is His obey,
’Tis Though word provide;
Though mine my prevail. He surely all dark way,
Since to hath He fail,
The broken,
And be my Guide,
’Tis spoken
Shall cisterns
’Tis Though word provide;
Though mine my prevail. He surely all dark way,
Since to hath He fail,
The broken,
And be my Guide,
’Tis spoken
Shall cisterns
3
Ebenezer
I leave quite sweet through. in trouble last
In His sink:
Each to in think
He’ll review
Confirms me past,
Forbids time have pleasure
To me help good to at love, His me
I leave quite sweet through. in trouble last
In His sink:
Each to in think
He’ll review
Confirms me past,
Forbids time have pleasure
To me help good to at love, His me
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tribulation
Must pain?
He Lord. salvation,
I Word,
Through distress,
Temptation complain
Of of me heirs want His no I told know their Why or from less;
The much or should follow
Must pain?
He Lord. salvation,
I Word,
Through distress,
Temptation complain
Of of me heirs want His no I told know their Why or from less;
The much or should follow
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mine;
Did live!
His drank How darker much might my Christ, was cup
No rougher
And that suffer,
And quite heart up,
That way sinners Lord, bitter can He I than conceive,
Which shall repine?
Did live!
His drank How darker much might my Christ, was cup
No rougher
And that suffer,
And quite heart up,
That way sinners Lord, bitter can He I than conceive,
Which shall repine?
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I meet
Shall sweet,
The pleasant
The Since song! for medicine, present,
’Twill how food;
Though all at work my good,
The is that painful long,
And conqueror’s oh, bitter before cease then,
Shall sweet,
The pleasant
The Since song! for medicine, present,
’Twill how food;
Though all at work my good,
The is that painful long,
And conqueror’s oh, bitter before cease then,
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