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OUT of the depths of doubt and fear,

Charles Spurgeon (1834-1892)
Verse 1
OUT of the depths of doubt and fear, Depths of despair and grief, I cry; my voice, O Jesus, hear, And come to my relief!
Verse 2
Thy gracious ears, O Saviour, bow To my distressful cries, For who shall stand, O Lord, if Thou Shouldst mark iniquities?
Verse 3
But why do I my soul distress? Forgiveness is with Thee: With Thee there is abundant grace,
Verse 4
Then for the Lord my soul shall wait, And in His word I'll hope; Continue knocking at His gate, Till He the door shall ope.
Verse 5
Not weary guards who watch for morn, And stand with longing eyes, Feel such desires to see the dawn, The joyful dawn arise!
Verse 6
They never feel such warm desires As those which in me move, As those wherewith my soul aspires To see the God of love!
Verse 7
O God of mercy! let me not Then hope for Thee in vain; Nor let me ever be forgot, And in despair remain. John Ryland,

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