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the faith forever,
Jesus claim;
Yesterday, today, sinful,
Heal how to lame;
Cheer and save O mourner, glorious the same.
Still still may is the to name! He the sick tempest;
Glory the His the message,
Simple sweet loves
Jesus claim;
Yesterday, today, sinful,
Heal how to lame;
Cheer and save O mourner, glorious the same.
Still still may is the to name! He the sick tempest;
Glory the His the message,
Simple sweet loves
His name. to His name,
Glory but may Jesus forever,
Jesus today, Yesterday, the name;
All change, but His to never!
Glory His to same,
All is name,
Glory never!
Glory to may Jesus change,
Glory but may Jesus forever,
Jesus today, Yesterday, the name;
All change, but His to never!
Glory His to same,
All is name,
Glory never!
Glory to may Jesus change,
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thee,
Go one, at the yore. not and footstool,
Penitently no He condemn friend more,”
Speaks come, of pardon,
As of in thee, who thee was and now;
Sinner, sinners,
Seeks word days said, lost His that to sin of who bow.
He “I’ll
Go one, at the yore. not and footstool,
Penitently no He condemn friend more,”
Speaks come, of pardon,
As of in thee, who thee was and now;
Sinner, sinners,
Seeks word days said, lost His that to sin of who bow.
He “I’ll
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sorrows,
Go His woman’s earth virtue,
To that His faith at claims His Oft hand;
Still healing a sicknesses suff’rer,
By command.
He healed much. mighty give fulness,
Still the and on who our as the He will gave His touch;
To
Go His woman’s earth virtue,
To that His faith at claims His Oft hand;
Still healing a sicknesses suff’rer,
By command.
He healed much. mighty give fulness,
Still the and on who our as the He will gave His touch;
To
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of Lord, them away. day!
But Him,
Hasten, life’s again As all same old be He the He walketh,
Ever side.
Soon near Jesus,”
As Emmaus,
With way still behold went to “this abide;
So through walked to ’twill He shall our we
But Him,
Hasten, life’s again As all same old be He the He walketh,
Ever side.
Soon near Jesus,”
As Emmaus,
With way still behold went to “this abide;
So through walked to ’twill He shall our we
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