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67. Ask, and ye shall receive

Ask, and ye shall receive;
On this my hope I build:
I ask forgiveness, and believe
My prayer shall be fulfill'd.

Seek, and expect to find:
Wounded to death in soul,
I seek the Saviour of mankind;
His touch can make me whole.

Knock, and with patience wait,
Faith shall free entrance win:
I stand and knock at mercy's gate;
Lord Jesus! let me in.

How should I ask in vain?
Seek, and not find Thee, Lord?
Knock, and yet no admittance gain?
Is it not in Thy word?

Time, ruin, change, decay,
The lines can never blot,
Though heaven and earth shall pass away,
Thy Word, O God! shall not.

Text Information
First Line: Ask, and ye shall receive
Title: Ask, and ye shall receive
Author: James Montgomery
Meter: 6.6.8/6
Language: English
Publication Date: 1854
Scripture:
Topic: Prayer: exercise of faith in
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