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Text:My Trust Is in the Lord
Author:Anonymous
Tune:AYLESBURY
Composer:Harvey C. Camp
Media:MIDI file

4381. My Trust Is in the Lord

1. My trust is in the Lord:
How say ye then to me,
Now, like a bird from peril haste,
And to your mountain flee?

2. Lo, sinners bend the bow
With arrow fixed for flight;
And stealthily in darkness go
The true in heart to smite.

3. What can the righteous do,
What can for them avail,
When all foundations are destroyed,
And all the pillars fail?

4. The Lord in Zion dwells,
The Lord is throned on high;
His eyes behold the sons of men
Their hearts and way to try.

5. The Lord the righteous proves;
But those who scorn the right,
Who love deceit and violence
Are hateful in His sight.

6. For righteous is the Lord,
He loveth righteousness,
And with a gracious countenance
The upright He will bless.

Text Information
First Line: My trust is in the Lord
Title: My Trust Is in the Lord
Author: Anonymous
Meter: CM
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Notes: Words from Psalm 11
Tune Information
Name: AYLESBURY
Composer: Harvey C. Camp
Meter: CM
Incipit: 53217 65511 12324
Key: A Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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