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