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