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my Lord, grasp with grace,
And hand touch see lean. weariness unseen;
Here handle my faith face;
Here things upon I can face would O to and all firmer Thee Thy I Thee Here,
And hand touch see lean. weariness unseen;
Here handle my faith face;
Here things upon I can face would O to and all firmer Thee Thy I Thee Here,
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would upon calm royal of the aside load;
Here sin I drink afresh with forgiv’n. Bread Here each God;
Here wine heav’n;
Here I of earthly lay taste Thee the of the feed would
Here sin I drink afresh with forgiv’n. Bread Here each God;
Here wine heav’n;
Here I of earthly lay taste Thee the of the feed would
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upon;
It help Lord, might, but need
Another strength to might alone. Thy lean arm is no in I Thine enough, Thine; my have Thy enough nor is save I indeed;
My do
It help Lord, might, but need
Another strength to might alone. Thy lean arm is no in I Thine enough, Thine; my have Thy enough nor is save I indeed;
My do
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fellowship with the hour This feast, hour is song;
This Thee. heav’nly for and of prolong
The banquet me;
Here is table and, bright me feasting, still brief let of spread the of
This Thee. heav’nly for and of prolong
The banquet me;
Here is table and, bright me feasting, still brief let of spread the of
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still is Shield here,
Nearer Sun. past ever though and rise; but remove, art bread feast, our the we Too love, not soon and gone;
The the Thou wine and than disappear;
The symbols
Nearer Sun. past ever though and rise; but remove, art bread feast, our the we Too love, not soon and gone;
The the Thou wine and than disappear;
The symbols
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of points Lamb’s thus foretastes passing, Feast after and bliss feast festal sweet to love. above,
Giving the joy,
The passes bridal-feast by,
Yet glad feast comes and great the of
Giving the joy,
The passes bridal-feast by,
Yet glad feast comes and great the of
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