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Thine Inheritance

Representative Text

1 O trembling soul, thy Lord is near,
To lead thee all the way,
Above the mists of doubt and fear,
Let faith prevail today.

Refrain:
That have I given to thee,
That have I given to thee;
Every place where thy foot shall tread,
That have I given to thee.

2 Thy portion by thy Father’s hand
Has been prepared for thee
Go up at once, “possess the land,”
And thine ’twill surely be. [Refrain]

3 Thy God shall gird thee with his might,
To conquer ev’ry foe;
The enemy shall take his flight,
And vict’ry thou shalt know. [Refrain]

4 Thy soul shall on His bounty feed,
Exhaustless is the store;
There’s full supply for ev’ry need,
Abundance evermore. [Refrain]

Source: The Old Story in Song #49

Author: G. S. Pollock

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Text Information

First Line: O trembling soul, thy Lord is near
Title: Thine Inheritance
Author: G. S. Pollock
Language: English
Refrain First Line: That have I given to thee
Copyright: Public Domain

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The Cyber Hymnal #8525
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The Cyber Hymnal #8525

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