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