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32*. In Weakness and Trial | 11s. |
| by De Courcy |
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| 1 | In weakness and trial, | Hebrews 4:15-16; 1 John 5:14-15; John 14:13; John 15:16; John 16:23 |
| With God we may plead; |
| No fear of denial, |
| We're sure to succeed: |
| For, though we oft grieve Him, |
| His promise is clear, |
| And love will believe Him: |
| Our Father will hear. |
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| 2 | 'Gainst the giant-like might | 1 Samuel 17:40 |
| Of our foes we can bring, |
| As our weapons of fight, |
| But a stone and a sling. |
| Should this have dismayed us, |
| Our souls it may cheer, |
| That, called on to aid us, |
| Our Father will hear. |
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| 3 | Our calls may be faint | Hebrews 7:25 |
| As a child's timid cry, |
| Our hearts' feeble plaint |
| Scarce venture on high; |
| Yet Christ for us pleading, |
| We may persevere; |
| Through Him interceding, |
| Our Father will hear. |
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