Oct 18, 2009

God’s Unchanging Word

—A Lord's Day Hymn

Categories: Christian Living, Lord's Day Hymn, Martin Luther, Sola Scriptura
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God’s Unchanging Word

For feeling come and feelings go,
And feelings are deceiving;
My warrant is the Word of God,
Naught else is worth believing.

I’ll trust in God’s Unchanging Word
Till soul and body sever:
For, though all things shall pass away,
His Word shall stand forever.

Though all my heart should feel condemned
For want of some sweet token,
There is One greater than my heart
Whose Word cannot be broken.

I’ll trust in God’s Unchanging Word
Till soul and body sever:
For, though all things shall pass away,
His Word shall stand forever.

—Martin Luther

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FeebleSaint (JM Vergara) is an aspiring Christian blogger. A sinner saved by God's sovereign grace. An Engineer. A GFX afficionado. A lay-theologian. Nothing but a Feeble Saint. Find me on: Twitter - Facebook - Plurk - Multiply - Youtube - email
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