The Strong, The Tempted, & The Weak
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The Strong, The Tempted, & The Weak
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in union with the Lamb
from condemnation free
the saints from everlasting were
and shall for ever be
in covenant from of old
the sons of God they were
the feeblest lamb in Jesus' fold
was blessed in Jesus there
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its bonds shall never break
though earth's old columns bow
the strong, the tempted, & the weak
are one in Jesus now
when storms or tempests rise
or sins your peace assail
your hope in Jesus never dies
'tis cast within the veil
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BRIDGE
here let the weary rest
who love the Savior's name
though with no sweet enjoyments blessed
this covenant stands the same
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