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[All the springs of God are found]
“All my springs are in Thee.”—
Ps. lxxxvii. 7.
All the springs of God are found
Here within this hallowed ground.
Founts to quench the thirst within,
Or to cleanse the soul from sin,
Streams of healing to restore
Hearts that have been wounded sore,
Living water making glad
All the weary and the sad.
Here within this hallowed ground.
Founts to quench the thirst within,
Or to cleanse the soul from sin,
Streams of healing to restore
Hearts that have been wounded sore,
Living water making glad
All the weary and the sad.
Whatsoe'er our ailments are,
We have not to travel far
To supply the need of each—
Here to get the dumb their speech,
There restore the blind their sight,
Or the palsied hand its might;
For all springs of God are here
That His glory may appear.
We have not to travel far
To supply the need of each—
Here to get the dumb their speech,
There restore the blind their sight,
Or the palsied hand its might;
For all springs of God are here
That His glory may appear.
It hath pleased the Father so
To all fulness we should grow,
Where His fulness doth abide
In the Christ, the crucified—
Fulness of our life and health,
Peace and hope and joy and wealth,
That they who on His name do call,
May find in Him their all in all.
To all fulness we should grow,
Where His fulness doth abide
In the Christ, the crucified—
Fulness of our life and health,
Peace and hope and joy and wealth,
That they who on His name do call,
May find in Him their all in all.
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