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Text:Safety in God

267. Safety in God

1 Courage, my soul! while God is near,
What enemy hast thou to fear?
How canst thou want a sure defense,
Whose refuge is Omnipotence?

2 Tho' thickest dangers crowd my way,
My God can chase my fears away:
My steadfast heart on him relies,
And all those dangers still defies.

3 Tho' billows after billows roll,
To overwhelm my sinking soul;
Firm as a rock my faith shall stand,
Upheld by God's almighty hand.

4 In life, his presence is my aid;
In death, 'twill guide me thro' the shade;
Chase all my rising fears away,
And turn my darkness into day.

Text Information
First Line: Courage, my soul! while God is near
Title: Safety in God
Meter: L. M.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1845
Topic: The Christain: His Duty and Graces; Confidence in God
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