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Humble Thyself To Walk With God |
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Dear God, ‘tis Thee must humbled be To walk with mere humanity The God who made the clouds unfold Who angry billowed seas unrolled Who hung the stars in flimsy space Who set the orbits ‘running pace’ Who made the sun to warm the plain Who sent the little drops of rain The worlds-suspended by Thy Word Without Thee, not a twig is stirred This God doth deem to walk with man! Oh God, it seems too great a span
But man doth sit upon a throne That is reserved for God alone Man’s life doth rest within His Hand Oh let it be as God has planned For He doth know the pitfalls there Don’t spurn the tender Shepherds care Oh leave that petty man-made throne And do not strive to rule alone For pride must bend beneath the rod To walk WITH THE ALMIGHTY GOD. |