How Big Is God
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How Big Is God
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(How big is God)
Though men may strife to go beyond the reap of space
To go beyond the distance shining stars
This world's a room so small within my Master's house
The open sky is but a portion of his yard
How big is God how big and wide is his domain
To try to tell these lips can only start
He's big enough to rule the mighty universe
Yet small enough to live within my heart
[ guitar ]
As winters chill may cause the tiny seed to fall
To lie asleep till wake by summer's rain
The heart grown cold will warm and trod with life anew
The Master's touch will bring the glow again
How big is God...
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