Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Bruce Ellis
Canonical path: /bruce-ellis/god-of-abraham
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God of Abraham
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God of Abraham
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God of Abraham
The One I am that I am
O Sovereign Lord, Ruler over every land;
God of Abraham
The One I am that I am
No one may stand, against Your mighty right hand
For You pull the waters back
For a walk on solid ground;
The enemy comes in,
And a mighty sea comes crashing down...
CHORUS:
God of Abraham march with us,
It's Your power, Your mercy,
In Your Name we trust
We cry Adonai, Adonai (2X)
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