With the kisses of Your mouth, Have You kissed me, Lord. From Your kisses flows a fountain, From a depth unknown. Gently tempered by Your touching Of my deepest chords, My heart’s renewed with gladness, And my love o’erflows.
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With the kisses of Your
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mouth,
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Lord.
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From Your kisses flows a
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fountain,
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Gently tempered by Your
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touching
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My heart's renewed with
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gladness,
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And my love o'er
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Let me kiss You, drink You deeper, Fully satisfy All the longings deep within me, For Your presence nigh, And a deeper, sweeter union, Of Your life with mine That our natures fully mingled, Would our hearts entwine.
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Let me kiss You, drink You
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deeper,
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All the longings deep with
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union,
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mine
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That our natures fully
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mingled,
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twine.
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Ever increase, Lord, within me, My desire for You. Let Your kisses ever kiss me, And that I’d kiss You. Dear Lord Jesus, may I ever be, So betrothed to You. May I love You, always love You, And respond to You. May I love You, always love You, And respond to You.
Tonight, I was enlighted by the woman in Matt 9 who touched the fringe of His garment. I was reminded that we should remain in the touch with the Lord. For when we touch Him in faith we are immediately healed. For this we need to continually touch the Lord with a loving heart. 1 Cor 13:13 Now there abide faith, bhope, clove, these three; and the greatest of these is love.
Singing this hymn tonight reminds me of a quote I’ve heard before “Nothing but love can keep us in a proper relationship with the Lord”. Lord kiss me again and again.
Our outer man is decaying daily but my heart is being renewed with gladness from spending time with my Lord Jesus. My God, My portion! Hallelujah! Sweet! Swetness! our God is living! Hallelujah! praise him! there is no decaying in our spirit! no death! Oh death where is thy sting?