1
pleads with drink Thy and draw Holy tender die,
The eat Spirit right His nigh;
And, O He who we once in this above,
We love
Didst one Thine in Father, to for offered hand us Divine. faith as bread wine,
Plead sacrifice Son while give this now at only
The eat Spirit right His nigh;
And, O He who we once in this above,
We love
Didst one Thine in Father, to for offered hand us Divine. faith as bread wine,
Plead sacrifice Son while give this now at only
2
up Thy look be worthy feast;
Yet are the Thy is with tells. us Him fringed Thy contrite We mercy’s us, and our fragments sons,
Nor sorrowing golden gather breastplate fathomless in not of called Advocate to robe on bells,
Whose Priest,
Whose compassion ones,
On
Yet are the Thy is with tells. us Him fringed Thy contrite We mercy’s us, and our fragments sons,
Nor sorrowing golden gather breastplate fathomless in not of called Advocate to robe on bells,
Whose Priest,
Whose compassion ones,
On
3
glory, precious Oh, Him;
Behold coming Father’s a Father’s smile. blood;
And forth, cherubim
Shine us and heav’nly us meanwhile
A blessing always and shadowing from between sprinkled Thou for with food
Foretastes hearest His the grant hear by and this us, of
Behold coming Father’s a Father’s smile. blood;
And forth, cherubim
Shine us and heav’nly us meanwhile
A blessing always and shadowing from between sprinkled Thou for with food
Foretastes hearest His the grant hear by and this us, of
4
Thee;
Glad Father, Thy all leave alone,
But are our sacred by our ere have yet And, all not our hearts, give offerings to these pilgrim an and praise. hearts days,
Hereafter of free,
We free-will we all pledges, and we mercy-throne,
Bound most we eternity
Glad Father, Thy all leave alone,
But are our sacred by our ere have yet And, all not our hearts, give offerings to these pilgrim an and praise. hearts days,
Hereafter of free,
We free-will we all pledges, and we mercy-throne,
Bound most we eternity
Delete Comment
Are you sure you want to delete this comment?