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Cornerstone, so I will con dently base my well-being on the truth of who He is and allow Him to build my life by His strength and stability.Healer of my Soul, so I will come to Him with all my hurts, disappointments, and fears to receive His supernatural touch of wholeness, encouragement, and peace.Resurrection and the Life, so I will let Him live through me today in the triumph He has already achieved over all sin and death.Image of the Invisible God, so I will draw near and gaze upon Him in intimacy today that He might reveal the fullness of the Fa- ther, Son, and Holy Spirit to my heart.Shield of my Salvation, so I will trust Him today to protect my faith and to preserve my life in Him by His promise and power.Truth, so I will come to Him with all my doubts and questions, receiving counsel from His reliable word and consolation from His Spirit in order to live with con - dence in this world.————-Also for your encouragement, you will nd below some new words for the classic patriotic song, “My Country ‘Tis of ee.” ese revised words speak of “My Jesus ‘Tis of ee.” Perhaps you will nd a quiet place to sing this hymn of worship to Him today as you “glory in Christ Jesus.”Copyright © 2012 Daniel Henderson. All rights reserved.My Jesus ‘tis oF theeMy Jesus ‘tis of ee, sweet Lord of lib- erty, of ee I singIn love, for me You died, through grace I’m justi edBy faith I’m sancti ed, let freedom ringMy Master all for ee, I stand here new and free, Your name to praiseLoosed from the chains of sin, the contest I will winOh, let y grace pour in, Your song I raiseLet worship ll this place, true joy on ev- ery face, sweet freedom’s songOh, may my heart awake, and from Your life partake e yoke of men to break, ever brave and strongOur Lord and God to ee, Author of lib- erty, to ee we singLong may Your church be bright, with freedom’s holy lightUphold us by y might, great Savior, KingWords by Daniel Henderson – © Daniel HendersonTo the Tune of “My Country ‘Tis of ee” – Music by “Thesaurus Musicus” 1740 – Ascribed to Henry Carey, c. 1690-1743february 2018CityLight.org 27