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Hymns

Habakkuk 2:3

• [Hab 2:3] Lord, We Know That Thou Art Near Us

  Lord, we know that Thou art near us, Though Thou seem’st to hide Thy face; And are sure that Thou dost hear us, Though no answer we embrace. Not one promise shall miscarry Not one blessing come too late Though the vision long may tarry Give us patience, Lord to wait. While withholding—Thou art giving In Thine own appointed way And while waiting we’re receiving Blessings suited to our day. O the wondrous loving-kindness Planning, working out of sight, Bearing with us in our blindness, Out of darkness bringing light. Weaving blessings out of trials, Out of grief evolving bliss; Answering prayer by wise denials When Thy children ask amiss. And when faith shall end in vision, And when prayer is lost in praise, Then shall love, in full fruition, Justify Thy secret ways.

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Haggai 2:6

• [Hag 2:6] As In The Days Of Haggai When

  As in the days of Haggai when The Hebrews hewed from stone Jehovah’s temple, built again To serve their God alone, So too our hearts can be remade, From stone to flesh—the heav’nly blade Carves out an earthly home. The temple of Zerubabel, Like that of Solomon Sustained attack, gave way, and fell To rise and fall again. But when God’s Temple died and rose He kept the promise giv’n to those Who built the temple then. God shook the earth and Gentiles then Brought treasure to His store, But heaven and earth will shake again When our King comes once more. Then all that can be shaken will Be purged and dross removed until He clears His threshing floor.

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Hebrews 10:37

• [Heb 10:37] And Is It So? A Little While

  And is it so? “A little while,” And then the life undying, The light of God’s unclouded smile, The singing for the sighing? “A little while!” O glorious word, Sweet solace of our sorrow; And then “forever with the Lord,” The everlasting morrow. Then be it ours to journey on In paths that He decrees us, Where His own feet before have gone, Our strength, our hope, our Jesus; In lowly fellowship with Him The cross appointed bearing; For O a crown no grief can dim One day we shall be wearing. O ’twill be passing sweet to gaze On Him in all His glory; And lost in love and glad amaze To shout redemption’s story; Till angels bend to catch the strain Our human lips are swelling, And “worthy is the Lamb once slain,” Resounds through Heaven’s high dwelling.

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