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How long wilt thou my troubled soul neglect

How long wilt thou my troubled soul neglect

Author: Thomas Cradock
Published in 1 hymnal

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1 How long wilt thou my troubled soul neglect,
Nor to my fervent pray'r have due respect?
How long, my God, thy presence still conceal,
While I unutterable anguish feel?
How long thus bootless shall I yet complain,
While sneer my cruel foes, and mock my pain?
3 O hear, while I thy strength'ning light implore;
O hear, or soon thy servant is no more;
Death soon on all my glories casts a shade,
And soon shall I be number'd with the dead.
4 Then will my foes triumphant raise their voice,
And with their wonted insolence rejoice.
5 But still I'll place my confidence in thee;
My only joy, thy saving hand shall be;
6 By thy blest goodness rais'd, thy praise I'll sing,
And hymn thy glorious name, eternal king.

Source: New Version of the Psalms of David #XIII

Author: Thomas Cradock

Rector of St. Thomas's, Baltimore County, Maryland Go to person page >

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First Line: How long wilt thou my troubled soul neglect
Author: Thomas Cradock
Language: English
Publication Date: 1756
Copyright: Public Domain

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New Version of the Psalms of David #XIII

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