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