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Job 38
05:03
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V1
Where was I when you laid the earth’s foundations
Where was I when you marked off its dimensions
You have given orders to the morning
You have reached out and shown dawn its place
You have shut the sea behind the doors
You have conquered and live forevermore
The morning stars sang together and
The angels have shouted for joy
Chorus
So we lift our voices to the Lord, we pledge to praise you evermore
We set our eyes on things above, we lie here basking in your love
V2
You have journeyed to the springs of the sea
You have walked in the recesses of the deep
You have seen the gates of the shadow, the gates of the shadow of death
You have taken the earth by the edges and
You have shaken the wicked out of it
You have taken the earth and shaped it,
You shaped it like clay in your hands
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Rest for Our Souls
04:10
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Vs
We’re standing at the crossroads, looking for the ancient path,
asking where the good way is
we listen to the voices of the watchmen on the wall,
we listen to the trumpet as it sounds
pre-cho
we don’t bring incense or oil, but we bring our hearts to your throne
show us Lord the paths of old, shape our passion til it’s as your own
Cho
Lord let us walk the path you have chosen for us
let us feel your heartbeat for this nation as we run
weeping for the lonely as our hearts are bowed down low
and when we’re weary we’ll find rest for our souls
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Mighty to Save
04:20
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Vs1
The sea has lifted up it’s voice oh Lord
The sea has lifted up it’s pounding waves
But, mighty mighty is the Lord our God
Mighty mighty is the Lord who saves
Cho
The one who dwells in the shelter of the Lord
Will rest under the wings of the Almighty
And when he is there he will not be afraid
For our God…….. is mighty to save
Vs2
Surely when the mighty waters rise
They will never reach my hiding place
You surround me with your songs so free
Songs of freedom sung from age to age
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don shreffler Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Don leads worship at The Vine Community Church in Oklahoma City. He is a proud Okie and an onion burger connoisseur. He is a singer of many songs, writer of a few.
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