God Shall Arise
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God Shall Arise
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Father of the orphan, Helper of the poor
Protector of the widow and the weak
You are our deliverer, You daily bear us up
You break the prisoners' chains and set them free
God shall arise and His foes be scattered
God shall arise, Oh sing His praise
Lift up your eyes and see your Savior
Our mighty Savior, God shall arise
You ride upon the heavens, Your power is in the skies
But You became a servant clothed in flesh
And You obeyed Your Father, and in You was no sin
But You were counted guilty and died our death
Let all the nations say You are awesome
Let every kingdom sing praise
Let all the nations say You are awesome
Let every kingdom sing praise
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