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Artist: Connie Smith
Canonical path: /connie-smith/god-is-abundant
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God Is Abundant
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God Is Abundant
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God is abundant in mercy and love he died to redeem us from sin
Soon his son is coming to take us to him God is abundant in mercy and love
When I am lonely and filled with dispair
He comes and he makes my heart know that he cares
Sharing my burden he lighten my load God travels with me each mile of the road
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Yes his son is coming to this earth for me then I'll live in glory through eternity
I'll hear him say welcome you've won a good fight
Now your world is over here's your robe of white
God is abundant...
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