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Artist: Fred Hammond
Canonical path: /fred-hammond/philippians-47
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Philippians 4:7
Read Philippians 4:7 lyrics by Fred Hammond on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Philippians 4:7
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(Verse One)
Why downcast oh,my soul
Having a heavy heart in hand
Knowing full his promise still remains
That He would safely guide
If on his shoulders I would lean
And his perfect will I would remain
(Verse Two)
The battle rages on
And weakens my confidence
Confusion urges me to curse the day
But when I patient wait
Under the shadow of His wing
Then I softly hear the Spirit say
(Chorus)
The peace that passes on
All your understanding
Shall guard your heart and mind
Through Christ Jesus
(Repeat)
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