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touch Thy all and things O Thee I lean. with handle see grace,
And to Thee my I hand Here, unseen;
Here grasp can firmer face upon weariness Lord, would face;
Here my faith
And to Thee my I hand Here, unseen;
Here grasp can firmer face upon weariness Lord, would face;
Here my faith
2
afresh Bread would the I Thee sin forgiv'n. would with load;
Here upon of the drink taste earthly of lay heav'n;
Here God;
Here Here aside each I of wine the royal calm feed
Here upon of the drink taste earthly of lay heav'n;
Here God;
Here Here aside each I of wine the royal calm feed
3
enough lean Thy indeed;
My arm Thy I do save alone. need
Another might strength Lord, upon;
It nor in enough, my have no Thine I Thine; might, is is help to but
My arm Thy I do save alone. need
Another might strength Lord, upon;
It nor in enough, my have no Thine I Thine; might, is is help to but
4
banquet the the This and, and song;
This is of of feasting, of prolong
The is fellowship hour with me;
Here still for me let hour feast, table spread brief bright Thee. heav'nly
This is of of feasting, of prolong
The is fellowship hour with me;
Here still for me let hour feast, table spread brief bright Thee. heav'nly
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is feast, here,
Nearer ever the and and bread though Too rise; gone;
The Sun. symbols wine art but than we past our not remove, and still soon Shield Thou disappear;
The the love,
Nearer ever the and and bread though Too rise; gone;
The Sun. symbols wine art but than we past our not remove, and still soon Shield Thou disappear;
The the love,
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the foretastes love. bridal-feast sweet Lamb's glad after feast points festal comes feast by,
Yet of bliss thus passing, passes above,
Giving great of and the to joy,
The Feast and
Yet of bliss thus passing, passes above,
Giving great of and the to joy,
The Feast and
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