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Lord, what a crowd of anxious cares

Hymnal: The Hartford Selection of Hymns from the most approved authors to which are added, a number never before published. #280 (1810)
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Prayer for relief uner a body of sin and death

Hymnal: The Hartford Selection of Hymns from the Most Approved Authors #CCLXXX (1799) Meter: 8.6.8.6 First Line: Lord, what a croud of anxious cares Lyrics: 1 Lord what a croud of anxious cares, Disturb this restless breast! The world's reproach and Satan's snares, Leave not a moment's rest. 2 The glorious smiles which once I saw O'er all thy face, are hid; I feel the sentence of thy law, And all my comfort's fled. 3 Hast thou not said, that where thy art, There thine shall surely be? O seal this promise on my heart, And say 'twas made for me. 4 Then cares may vex, the world may frown, They ne'er my peace shall move; For what can weigh that spirit down, That feels a Saviour's love? 5 O for a taste, by saving faith, Of his forgiving grace; When nature draws its parting breath, And all its cares shall cease! Topics: Prayer For relief from sin and darkness Languages: English
Prayer for relief uner a body of sin and death
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Prayer for relief uner a body of sin and death

Hymnal: The Hartford Selection of Hymns #CCLXXX (1802) Meter: 8.6.8.6 First Line: Lord, what a croud of anxious cares Lyrics: 1 Lord what a croud of anxious cares, Disturb this restless breast! The world's reproach and Satan's snares, Leave not a moment's rest. 2 The glorious smiles which once I saw O'er all thy face, are hid; I feel the sentence of thy law, And all my comfort's fled. 3 Hast thou not said, that where thy art, There thine shall surely be? O seal this promise on my heart, And say 'twas made for me. 4 Then cares may vex, the world may frown, They ne'er my peace shall move; For what can weigh that spirit down, That feels a Saviour's love? 5 O for a taste, by saving faith, Of his forgiving grace; When nature draws its parting breath, And all its cares shall cease! Topics: Prayer For relief from sin and darkness Languages: English
Prayer for relief uner a body of sin and death

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