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