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38.
[O that I might walk with God!]
Enoch walked with God.
—v. 22.
O that I might walk with God!
Jesus my companion be,
Lead me to Thy bless'd abode,
Through the fire, or through the sea:
Join'd to Thee by humble love
Nothing I desire beside,
Only let me never move,
Never stir without my Guide.
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