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341. All Who, with Heart Confiding

1. All who, with heart confiding,
Depend on God alone,
Like Zion’s mount abiding,
Shall ne’er be overthrown.
Like Zion’s city, bounded
By guarding mountains broad,
His people are surrounded
Forever by their God.

2. No scepter of oppression
Shall hold unbroken sway,
Lest unto base transgression
The righteous turn away.
Thy favor be imparted
To godly men, O Lord,
Bless all that are pure-hearted,
The good with good reward.

3. The men who falsehood cherish,
Forsaking truth and right,
With wicked men shall perish;
God will their sin requite;
From sin Thy saints defending,
Their joy, O Lord, increase,
With mercy never ending
And everlasting peace.

Text Information
First Line: All who, with heart confiding
Title: All Who, with Heart Confiding
Author: Anonymous (1912)
Meter: 76.76 D
Language: English
Source: The Psalter (Pittsburgh: The United Presbyterian Board of Publication, 1912)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: KNOWHEAD
Composer: Charles Hutchinson Gabriel, 1856-1932
Meter: 76.76 D
Incipit: 55567 65511 22334
Key: A♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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