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