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Text:Safety in Christ
Author:Adams

347. Safety in Christ

1 Lord, how many are my foes!
Many they that me oppose;
Thou my strong Protector be;
All my safety is in thee.

2 Satan and my wicked heart
Often use their treacherous art;
Fain would make my soul to flee;
But my safety is in thee.

3 Thou hast said and thou art true,
“As I live, ye shall live too;”
Thou my Rock wilt ever be;
All my safety is in thee.

4 I’m a pilgrim here below;
Guide me all the desert through;
Let me, as I journey, see
All my safety is in thee.

5 Then, when landed on that shore,
Where my mind was fixed before,
In sweet raptures I shall see
All my safety was in thee.

Text Information
First Line: Lord, how many are my foes!
Title: Safety in Christ
Author: Adams
Meter: 7s.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1844
Topic: Perseverance
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