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