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Precious promise once bestowed, Buried ‘neath a heavy load, Yet this load You’d gladly take On Your shoulders, for our sake. Promises You give will last, To each one we must hold fast; Though to us Your time seems slow, Every child needs time to grow. You place a promise on our life, We hinder it with stress and strife; And then we wonder: - if, and when, Or ask to hear it once again. What You’ve said will be – will be!, Unless obstruction comes from me, If I focus more on You, You will do; what You must do. If to these promises I’d cling, I Your praise must freely sing; Turn my eyes on You, not me; And with Your vision truly see. If I see part of Your plan, I will ache for unsaved man; I will turn to You my will, Praying, "Lord, please use me still". You Your promises will keep, When for souls, not self I weep; When my spirit’s truly free, To be what You would have me be. © 18/1/99
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