Hugh X. Lewis
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One God

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One God

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Billions of stars placed in the skies by one God

Millions of men lift up their eyes to one God

So many children calling to him by many a different name

One father loving each the same

Many the ways all of us pray to one God

Many the paths winding their way to one God

Walk with me brother there were no strangers after his word was done

For your God and my God amen

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