Genesis 37:1--50:26

• [Gen 41:15] My Soul Once Had Its Plenteous Years

  My soul once had its plenteous years, And throve, with peace and comfort filled, Like the fat kine and ripened ears, Which Pharaoh in his dream beheld. With pleasing frames and grace received, With means and ordinances fed; How happy for a while I lived, And little feared the want of bread. But famine came and left no sign Of all the plenty I had seen; Like the dry ears and half-starved kine, I then looked withered, faint and lean. To Joseph the Egyptians went, To Jesus I made known my case; He, when my little stock was spent, Opened His magazine of grace. For He the time of dearth foresaw, And made provision long before; That famished souls, like me, might draw Supplies from His unbounded store. Now on His bounty I depend, And live from fear of dearth secure, Maintained by such a mighty Friend, I cannot want till He is poor. O sinners, hear His gracious call! His mercy’s door stands open wide, He has enough to feed you all, And none who come shall be denied.

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• [Gen 47:9] When I Have Finished My Pilgrimage Here

  When I have finished my pilgrimage here, When shall have vanquished temptation and fear, As in the arms of His love I abide, I shall be satisfied. Refrain I shall be satisfied, I shall be satisfied, Sheltered above by His infinite love, I shall be satisfied. When I am troubled by grief and despair, Grace never failing awaits me up there; Willing to trust Him whatever betide, I shall be satisfied. Refrain When I have traveled the way with my Lord, Counting the mileposts by faith in His Word, Living and dying with Him by my side, I shall be satisfied. Refrain

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