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    CaptainOfIsraels Marienlyst

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    This document is a hymn written by Charles Wesley praising God as the captain and guide of Israel. In 3 sentences: The hymn refers to God as the captain of Israel's host and their guide who protects them with His love. It says that through God's unerring Spirit they will not stray in the desert and will be led in the providential way as long as God's almighty love remains near. The hymn attributes Israel's strength, rule, end, and protection to God and His grace and Word.

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    CaptainOfIsraels Marienlyst

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    This document is a hymn written by Charles Wesley praising God as the captain and guide of Israel. In 3 sentences: The hymn refers to God as the captain of Israel's host and their guide who protects them with His love. It says that through God's unerring Spirit they will not stray in the desert and will be led in the providential way as long as God's almighty love remains near. The hymn attributes Israel's strength, rule, end, and protection to God and His grace and Word.

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    This document is a hymn written by Charles Wesley praising God as the captain and guide of Israel. In 3 sentences: The hymn refers to God as the captain of Israel's host and their guide who protects them with His love. It says that through God's unerring Spirit they will not stray in the desert and will be led in the providential way as long as God's almighty love remains near. The hymn attributes Israel's strength, rule, end, and protection to God and His grace and Word.

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    CaptainOfIsraels Marienlyst

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    This document is a hymn written by Charles Wesley praising God as the captain and guide of Israel. In 3 sentences: The hymn refers to God as the captain of Israel's host and their guide who protects them with His love. It says that through God's unerring Spirit they will not stray in the desert and will be led in the providential way as long as God's almighty love remains near. The hymn attributes Israel's strength, rule, end, and protection to God and His grace and Word.

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    Captain of Israel's host, and Guide

    Marienlyst
    John Winter David, 1837-1902 88.88.88

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    Captain of Israels host, and guide


    Of all who seek the land above,
    Beneath Thy shadow we abide,
    The cloud of Thy protecting love;
    Our strength, Thy grace; our rule, Thy Word;
    Our end, the glory of the Lord.

    By Thine unerring Spirit led,


    We shall not in the desert stray;
    The light of mans direction need
    Or miss our providential way;
    As far from danger as from fear,
    While love, almighty love, is near.

    Charles Wesley

    www.smallchurchmusic.com

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