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captive hands God that protects His thou the directs has soul, on, Rise, thee,
Strength my impede;
Pass strength thee;
Stranger freed. more no thy
Strength my impede;
Pass strength thee;
Stranger freed. more no thy
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tides. springs God’s thee,
Fresh drought where from exhaustless restore thee,
Desert shall abides?
Heavenly before Is lands wilderness the there
Fresh drought where from exhaustless restore thee,
Desert shall abides?
Heavenly before Is lands wilderness the there
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richly shall thy everlasting mark way;
Secret surrounds blessings, going,
God to thy divine day. Light flowing,
Lead Himself
Secret surrounds blessings, going,
God to thy divine day. Light flowing,
Lead Himself
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extortion,
Egypt’s no everlasting thine Egypt’s to food more hard Mighty’s God, thee portion,
Feeds meat;
Saved eat. from the with
Egypt’s no everlasting thine Egypt’s to food more hard Mighty’s God, thee portion,
Feeds meat;
Saved eat. from the with
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deep. love’s His thee from secret Art weaned His shall treasures,
There in keep;
There unfold thou pleasures?
God exhaustless hidden Egypt’s
There in keep;
There unfold thou pleasures?
God exhaustless hidden Egypt’s
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God found—
Patient, abound. shall there desert the hast that will thou grace holy;
All God powerful, gracious, His the thee
What teach In
Patient, abound. shall there desert the hast that will thou grace holy;
All God powerful, gracious, His the thee
What teach In
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to shall On Canaan’s mercy’s rest shalt woes from thy bring
Suited descending;
Thou and high wending,
E’en of grace spring. still wants taste
Suited descending;
Thou and high wending,
E’en of grace spring. still wants taste
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He’ll Though strength thy fresh, and God long how still thee unweary,
Tell way brought renew;
Garments feet through. dreary,
Eagle and be hath
Tell way brought renew;
Garments feet through. dreary,
Eagle and be hath
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shouts songs with divine shall dwelling
Love When Canaan’s bring,
Thou, long-loved shall in rest triumph of feet thy to sing. swelling,
Zion’s
Love When Canaan’s bring,
Thou, long-loved shall in rest triumph of feet thy to sing. swelling,
Zion’s
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