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CLXXXII. The struggle between faith and unbelief

1 Jesus, believing we rejoice,
And triumph in thy pard'ning voice,
But when our unbelief prevails,
Our hope departs, our comfort fails.

2 Thy promise does our hearts revive,
And keep our fainting hopes alive;
But guilt and fears, and sorrows rise,
When unbelief o'erclouds our eyes.

3 O let not sin and Satan boast,
While we lie mourning in the dust;
Nor see that faith to ruin brought,
Which thy own gracious pow'r hath wrought.

4 Do thou the dying spark inflame;
Reveal the glories of thy name;
And put all anxious doubts to flight,
As shades dispers'd by op'ning light.

Text Information
First Line: Jesus, believing we rejoice
Title: The struggle between faith and unbelief
Meter: L. M.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1799
Scripture:
Topic: Unbelief and Faith
Notes: Public Domain.
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