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