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God's sacred promise

Representative Text

1 I stand in wonder and amazement
At Thee, O mighty One,
To think that Thou didst give the world
Thine only begotten Son.

Refrain:
That whosoever believeth in Him,
That whosoever believeth in Him,
That whosoever believeth in Him,
Shall have everlasting life.

2 I thank Thee, kind and loving Father,
For Jesus Christ, my Lord,
And for the sacred promises
Recorded in Thy word. [Refrain]

3 O Lord most holy, I believe Thee,
Thy promises are sure;
They’re founded on the solid Rock,
And ever will endure. [Refrain]

Source: New Songs of Pentecost #64

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Author: P. M. Haas

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First Line: I stand in wonder and amazement
Title: God's sacred promise
Author: P. M. Haas
Refrain First Line: That whosoever believeth in him
Copyright: Public Domain
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