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317. God an All-Sufficeint Helper

1 O praise the Lord, for He is good;
Let all in heav'n above
And all His saints on earth proclaim
His everlasting love.
In my distress I called on God;
In grace He answered me,
Removed my bonds, enlarged my place,
From trouble set me free.

2 The Lord with me, I will not fear
Tho' human might appose;
The Lord my helper, I shall be
Triumphant o'er my foes.
No trust in men, or kings of men,
Can confidence afford,
But they are strong, and sure their trust,
Whose hope is in the Lord.

3 Tho' nations compass me about,
The swarming hosts of sin,
Yet in the Name of God the Lord
I shall the vict'ry win.
The Lord hath helped and kept me safe
When foes were fierce and strong;
The Lord my Saviour is become,
He is my strength and song.

4 Salvation'a joyful song is heard
Where'er the righteous dwell;
For them God's hand is strong to save
And doeth all things well.
I shall not die, but live and tell
The wonders of the Lord;
He hath not giv'n my soul to death,
But chastened and restored.

Text Information
First Line: O praise the Lord, for He is good
Title: God an All-Sufficeint Helper
Meter: C. M.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1912
Scripture:
Topic: Afflictions: Comfort under; Assurance: Enjoyed; Character: Value of Good (33 more...)
Tune Information
Name: HEAVENLY FOLD
Composer: William F. Sherwin
Meter: C. M.
Key: C Major



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