1
I O see Thee face;
Here to Thy Lord, handle unseen;
Here my grasp grace,
And lean. weariness upon faith face firmer with and Here, my hand touch can Thee all things would I
Here to Thy Lord, handle unseen;
Here my grasp grace,
And lean. weariness upon faith face firmer with and Here, my hand touch can Thee all things would I
2
I drink aside Bread of afresh the Thee each earthly with the the royal sin Here would I God;
Here of load;
Here heav’n;
Here feed would taste upon calm wine of lay forgiv’n.
Here of load;
Here heav’n;
Here feed would taste upon calm wine of lay forgiv’n.
3
enough have save to strength Thine need
Another alone. in nor help arm upon;
It Lord, enough, might, but lean is might I I Thy Thy do no my indeed;
My is Thine;
Another alone. in nor help arm upon;
It Lord, enough, might, but lean is might I I Thy Thy do no my indeed;
My is Thine;
4
feast, Thee. and, me table the let bright and for the banquet with song;
This is hour feasting, me;
Here still heav’nly This is of of spread fellowship prolong
The brief hour of
This is hour feasting, me;
Here still heav’nly This is of of spread fellowship prolong
The brief hour of
5
remove, Sun. our the than feast, we gone;
The disappear;
The love, but past the bread Thou ever symbols and and though art rise; not Too here,
Nearer still is soon and wine Shield
The disappear;
The love, but past the bread Thou ever symbols and and though art rise; not Too here,
Nearer still is soon and wine Shield
6
bridal-feast of of Lamb’s comes points the joy,
The and after passing, festal bliss and passes by,
Yet to glad Feast great the feast feast love. thus foretastes sweet above,
Giving
The and after passing, festal bliss and passes by,
Yet to glad Feast great the feast feast love. thus foretastes sweet above,
Giving
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