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[Lord, I believe, Thy mercy's power]
Unto Him that is able to keep you from falling.
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Lord, I believe, Thy mercy's power,
Which hath my refuge been,
Will still in every future hour
Preserve my soul from sin:
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Shall my protection prove;
And into sin I cannot fall,
While hanging on Thy love.
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