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XCI.
[God, the' eternal persons three]
And it came to pass, when God caused me
to wander from my father's house. [Heb. God they caused me to wander.]
Genesis xx. 13.
God, the' eternal persons three
They caused him to rove:
They have now excited me
To seek the land above:
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost,
My God through life's tempestuous wave,
Guide me to that heavenly coast,
And there for ever save.
They caused him to rove:
They have now excited me
To seek the land above:
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My God through life's tempestuous wave,
Guide me to that heavenly coast,
And there for ever save.
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