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CII. Christ the christian's sufficiency

1 Now in a song of grateful praise,
To my dear Lord my voice I'll raise;
With all the Saints I'll join to tell,
That Jesus hath done all things well.

2 I spurn'd his grace, I broke his laws,
And then he undertook my cause;
To save me when I did rebel,
My Jesus hath done all things well.

3 And since my soul hath known his love,
What blessings hath he made me prove?
Mercy, which doth all praise excel;
My Jesus hath done all things well.

4 Whene'er my Saviour or my God,
Hath on me laid his gentle rod;
I know in all that has befel,
That Jesus hath done all things well.

5 Sometimes the Lord his face doth hide,
To make me pray, and kill my pride;
Yet on my heart it still doth dwell,
That Jesus hath done all things well.

6 Soon I shall pass this vale of death,
And in his arms resign my breath,
Yet then my happy soul shall tell,
How Jesus hath done all things well.

Text Information
First Line: Now in a song of grateful praise
Title: Christ the christian's sufficiency
Meter: L. M.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1799
Topic: Christ: The christian's sufficiency
Notes: Public Domain.
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