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William Cowper - God Moves in a Mysterious WayWilliam Cowper - God Moves in a Mysterious Way
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God moves in a mysterious way     His wonders to perform;     He plants His footsteps in the sea     And rides upon the storm.     Deep in unfathomable mines     Of never failing skill     He treasures up His bright designs     And works His sov’reign will.     Ye fearful saints, fresh courage take;     The clouds ye so much dread     Are big with mercy and shall break     In blessings on your head.     Judge not the Lord by feeble sense,     But trust Him for His grace;     Behind a frowning providence     He hides a smiling face.     His purposes will ripen fast,     Unfolding every hour;     The bud may have a bitter taste,     But sweet will be the flow’r.     Blind unbelief is sure to err     And scan His work in vain;     God is His own interpreter,     And He will make it plain.
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