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My Grace Is Sufficient for Thee

Representative Text

1 The Seer came back from paradise
To earth with its sorrow and pain;
There floated to him from refulgent skies
The words of this glad refrain:

Refrain:
“My grace is sufficient for thee;”
“My grace is sufficient for thee;”
For my strength is made perfect in weakness;
“My grace is sufficient for thee.”

2 Alone in the hush of the silent night,
Alone with my prayer and pain,
Came singing to me, with the morning light,
The peace of this sweet refrain: [Refrain]

3 Like thorns in the crown that the Saviour wore,
Come our “thorns in the flesh” again;
He whispers to each that message of yore,
The joy of this same refrain: [Refrain]

Source: The Old Story in Song Number Two #155

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Author: L. H. Baker

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Text Information

First Line: The seer came back from paradise
Title: My Grace Is Sufficient for Thee
Author: L. H. Baker
Language: English
Refrain First Line: My grace is sufficient for thee
Copyright: Public Domain
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The Cyber Hymnal #8819

The Cyber Hymnal #8819
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