Psalm 86
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Psalm 86
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O Lord my God, incline Your ear
and answer me for I am poor.
Preserve my life, rescue this slave
who trusts in You, O Lord my God
O Lord my God, show me Your Grace
To you I cry all the day
Make glad this soul, Your servant save
My soul I lift, to You my God
Teach me Your way and I will walk in Your truth
Unite my heart that I may fear only You
O Lord my God, you are so good
Quick to forgive and bountiful
in lovingkindness to everyone
who calls on you, O Lord my God
Teach me Your way and I will walk in Your truth
Unite my heart that I may fear only You, only You, only You
O Lord my God, I will give thanks
with my whole heart and glorify
Your name forever, for You have saved
my soul from Hell, O Lord my God
Teach me Your way and I will walk in Your truth
Unite my heart that I may fear only You
Teach me Your way and I will walk in Your truth
Unite my heart that I may fear only You, only You, only You, only You
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Jenny and Tyler performs "Psalm 86", and this lyric page sits inside the Jenny and Tyler catalog on LyroVerse.
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