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Text:Doing All to God
Author:Doddridge

42. Doing All to God

Shine on our souls, Eternal God,
With rays of beauty shine;
O, let Thy favor crown our days,
And all their round be Thine!

Did we not raise our hands to Thee,
Our hands might toil in vain;
Small joy success itself could give
If Thou Thy love restrain.

With Thee let every week begin,
With Thee each day be spent,
For Thee each fleeting hour improved,
Since each by Thee is lent.

Midst hourly cares may love present
Its incense at Thy throne;
And while the world our hands employs,
Our hearts be Thine alone.

Text Information
First Line: Shine on our souls, Eternal God
Title: Doing All to God
Author: Doddridge
Meter: C. M.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1866
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