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952.
[Not in my watchfulness or care]
It is even He that shall keep thy soul.
—cxxi. 7.
Not in my watchfulness or care
For safety I confide,
But Jesus in His arms doth bear,
And lead me by His side:
Who never slumbers, never sleeps,
My constant guard I have,
And trust Him, who this moment keeps,
Eternally to save.
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