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