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