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Text:Walking with God
Author:Gaskell

66. Walking with God

Through all this life’s eventful road,
Fain would I walk with Thee, my God,
And make Thy presence light around,
And every step on holy ground.

Each blessing would I trace to Thee,
In every grief Thy mercy see;
And through the paths of duty move,
Conscious of Thine encircling love.

And when the angel Death stands by,
Be this my strength, that Thou art nigh;
And this my joy, that I shall be
With those who dwell in light with Thee.

Text Information
First Line: Through all this life's eventful road
Title: Walking with God
Author: Gaskell
Meter: L. M.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1866
Notes: Public Domain.
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