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Artist: Hymn
Canonical path: /hymn/be-firm-and-be-faithful
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Be Firm And Be Faithful
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Be Firm And Be Faithful
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Be firm and be faithful; desert not the right;
The brave become bolder the darker the night.
Then up and be doing, though cowards may fail;
Thy duty pursuing, dare all and prevail.
If scorn be thy portion, if hatred and loss,
If stripes or a prison, remember the cross.
God watches above thee, and He will requite;
Forsake those that love thee, but never the right.
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