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From the Gadsby Hymnal

Christ is the Keeper of his saints,
He guards them by his power;
Subdues their numerous complaints,
In every gloomy hour.

What though they fear each dread alarm,
Tried, and severely tossed;
Held by the Saviour's might arm,
None, none can e're be lost.

He'll lead them on fair Zion's road,
Though weary, weak, and faint;
For O! they ne'er shall lose their God.
Or God e'er lose a saint.

How sure his great salvation shines;
How full the vast reward;
How firm the promise e'er remains;
How faithful is the Lord!

Richard Burnham (1749-1810)

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  1. "He'll lead them on fair Zion's road,
    Though weary, weak, and faint;
    For O! they ne'er shall lose their God.
    Or God e'er lose a saint."

    How faithful is the Lord!

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  2. I love that first verse! "Christ is the keeper of his saints," What security in that!

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  3. Blessed assurance! Thank you for sharing this beautiful hymn Persis!

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  4. "For O! they ne'er shall lose their God.
    Or God e'er lose a saint."
    Beautiful! Thank you!! care

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