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Chapter 109 of 192

Into Thine Hand, O God of Truth

1 min read · Chapter 109 of 192
In-to Thine hand, O God of truth, My spi-rit I com-mit; Thou hast re-deemed my soul from death, And saved me from the pit. The pas-sions of my hope and fear Main-tained a doubt-ful strife, While sor-row, pain, and sin con-spired To take a-way my life. My times are in Thy hand, I cried, Though I draw near the dust; Thou art the ref-uge where I hide, The God in whom I trust. O make Thy re-con-ci-led face Up-on Thy ser-vant shine, And save me for Thy mer-cy's sake, For I'm en-tire-ly Thine. 'Twas in my haste, my spi-rit said, I must des-pair and die, I am cut off be-fore Thine eyes; But Thou hast heard my cry. Thy good-ness how di-vine-ly free! How won-drous is Thy grace To those that fear Thy maj-es-ty, And trust Thy prom-is-es! O love the Lord, all ye His saints, And sing His prais-es loud; He'll bend His ear to your com-plaints, And re-com-pense the proud.

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