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[Notes are sung by group first.] Come and taste, along with me, The weary pilgrim’s consolation: Boundless mercy, running free, The earnest of complete salvation. Joy and peace in Christ I find; My heart to him is all resigned. The fullness of his power I prove, The sweetness of redeeming love! Jesus is the pilgrim’s portion, Loves as boundless as the ocean. When the world and flesh would rise And strive to draw me from my Savior, Strangers slight, or friends despise, I then more highly prize his favor. Friends, believe me when I tell, If Christ be present, all is well. The world and flesh in vain may rise; I all their efforts do despise. In the world I’ve tribulation, But in Christ sweet consolation. |
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