Gladly suff’ring all injuries and loss

The phrase "Gladly suff’ring all injuries and loss" resonates through 1 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

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In those days when on earth You walked,

Gladly suff’ring all injuries and loss

So that all might draw near and repose.

Let me love and not be respected

Lyricist: Watchman Nee
Composer: M. L.
Hymn 1

...In those days when on earth You walked,

Gladly suff’ring all injuries and loss

So that all might draw near and repose....

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In those days when on earth You walked,

Gladly suff’ring all injuries and loss

So that all might draw near and repose.

Let me love and not be respected

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