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