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Passage: 8 Let me hear what God the Lord will speak,for he will speak peace to his people, to his saints;but let them not turn back to folly.9 Surely his salvation is near to those who fear him,that glory may dwell in our land.10 Steadfast love and faithfulness meet;righteousness and peace kiss each other.11 Faithfulness springs up from the ground,and righteousness looks down from the sky.(Psalm Song:Your Will Be Done by Jonny Robinson and Rich ThompsonLyrics:Your will be done my God and FatherAs in heaven so on earthMy heart is drawn to self-exaltingHelp me seek Your kingdom firstAs Jesus walked so shall I walkHeld by Your same unchanging loveBe still my soul O lift your voice and prayFather not my will but Yours be doneHow in that garden he persistedI may never fully knowThe fearful weight of true obedienceIt was held by him aloneWhat wondrous faith to bear that crossTo bear my sin what wondrous loveMy hope was sure when there my Saviour prayedFather not my will but Yours be doneWhen I am lost when I am brokenIn the night of fear and doubtStill I will trust in my good FatherYes to one great King I bowAs Jesus rose so I shall riseIn ransomed glory at the throneMy heart restored with all Your saints I singFather not my will but Yours be doneAs we go forth our God and FatherLead us daily in the fightThat all the world might see Your gloryAnd Your Name be lifted highAnd in this Name we overcomeFor You shall see us safely homeNow as Your church we lift our voice and prayFather not my will but Yours be doneAnd in this Name we overcomeFor You shall see us safely homeNow as Your church we lift our voice and prayFather not my will but Yours be doneFather not my will but Yours be doneFather not my will but Yours be donePrayer: You, Lord, have become my hope, my comfort, my strength, my all! In you does my soul rejoice. The darkness vanished from before my eyes, and I beheld you, the sun of righteousness. When I loved darkness, I knew you not, but wandered on from night to night. But you led me out of that blindness; you took me by the hand and called me to yourself, and now I can thank you, and your mighty voice which has penetrated to my inmost heart. Amen.-Augustine

