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O thou who art my King

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1 O Thou who art my king,
Submissive to Thy law,
I yield my soul, unquestioning,
In reverential awe.

2 Father, who art in Heaven,
Helpless I lean on Thee,
And trust, each day, grace may be given
To meet earth’s poverty.

3 O Comrade of life’s way,
With all my strength I rise,
Eager with Thee to serve each day,
In love’s blest enterprise.

4 More dear than yielding will,
Or faith’s humility,
O God, is this deep-pulsing thrill
Of comradeship with Thee.



Source: The Cyber Hymnal #8510

Author: George Henry Badger

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First Line: O thou who art my King
Author: George Henry Badger
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain

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The Cyber Hymnal #8510
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The Cyber Hymnal #8510

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