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