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