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43B. Judge Me, God of My Salvation

1 Judge me, God of my salvation,
plead my cause, for thee I trust;
hear my earnest supplication,
save me from my foes unjust.

Refrain:
O my soul, why art thou grieving?
What disquiets and dismays?
Hope in God; his help receiving,
I shall yet my Savior praise.

2 On thy strength alone relying,
why am I cast off by thee,
in my helpless sorrow sighing,
while the foe oppresses me? [Refrain]

3 Light and truth, my way attending,
send thou forth to be my guide,
till thy holy mount ascending,
I within thy house abide. [Refrain]

4 At thy sacred altar bending,
God, my God, my boundless joy,
harp and voice, in worship blending,
for thy praise will I employ. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Judge me, God of my salvation
Title: Judge Me, God of My Salvation
Refrain First Line: O my soul, why art thou grieving?
Meter: 8.7.8.7.ref.
Language: English
Publication Date: 2018
Scripture:
Topic: Adversaries; God: As Judge; Supplications: For Deliverance
Source: The Psalter, 1912
Notes: Paraphrase
Tune Information
Name: AMARA
Composer: William O. Perkins
Meter: 8.7.8.7.ref.
Key: E Major



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