As Now Thy Children Lowly Kneel
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As Now Thy Children Lowly Kneel
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As now Thy children lowly kneel,
And all for mercy pray,
O Father, make us truly feel
The solemn words we say.
Teach us to hate the power of sin,
Which parts our souls from Thee;
Help us to make our life within
What Thou wilt love to see.
Teach us to trust the Lamb of God,
Who takes our sins away;
Help us to choose the path He trod,
And so Thy will obey.
Teach us to keep Thy holy laws
Because we trust Thy love;
Help us to rise, when Jesus draws
To better joys above.
O teach us more our sins to fear
And more Thy Word to love:
Help us on earth the cross to bear
And win the crown above.
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