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	PRAYER AND ASPIRATION

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	2 With my burden I begin: . 4 While I am a pilgrim here, Lord remove this load of sin; Let Thy love my spirit cheer; 1 Let Thy blood, for sinners spilt, As my guide, my guard, my friend, Set my conscience free from guilt. Lead me to my journey's end. 3 Lord, I come to Thee for rest, 5 Show me what I have to do, Take possession of my breast; Every hour my strength renew; There Thy blood-bought right maintain Let me live a life of faith, I And without a rival reign. Let me die Thy people's death. Rev. John Newton, 1779

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	I 2 Jesus, by Thy blood alone, Who didst for our sins atone, i Dare we come before Thy throne. 3 Thou who knowest all our need, Grant the prayer of faith to plead, Teach us how to intercede. 4 Thou hast led us in the way, And hast taught us how to say, I " Abba, Father," when we pray.	5 Holy Spirit, from on high Helping our infirmity, Aid us in our feeble cry. 6 Flesh and heart would faint and fail, But there stands within the veil One who ever doth prevail. 7 Glory to the Father, Son, Holy Spirit, Three in One, While the endless ages run.

	Fanny Freer