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