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Now keep me steadfast, dearest Lord

Now keep me steadfast, dearest Lord

Author: Trivett
Published in 3 hymnals


Representative Text

1 Now keep me stedfast dearest Lord,
That I may serve thee with regard;
As one baptiz'd in thine own way,
And never let me from thee stray.

2 LORD give me strength for ev'ry day,
To do thy will, rejoice and pray;
Long have I liv'd and did not know
My strength must all form JESUS flow.

3 The work that he ahth wroguth for us
Doth testify it must be thus;
Come praise the Lord, 'tis he I know,
And of his mercy share below.

4 Come Lord, come quickly, come away,
Come quickly Lord, and with me stay;
Come Lord, and feed we with the sheep
And from hencefoth forever keep.

5 Me where thy sweetest pastures be,
Till thou shall take me up to thee;
Till then when on my knees I cry,
Lod hear my prayer, send quick supply.

Source: A Selection of Psalms and Hymns: done under the appointment of the Philadelphian Association #CLXXIV

Author: Trivett

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First Line: Now keep me steadfast, dearest Lord
Author: Trivett
Copyright: Public Domain

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