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mystery. sought the many ages, great longed and of to a tried secret vast, Through men
Have universe,
So and so see
The countless
Have universe,
So and so see
The countless
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struggling not through stumbling, these of blind. things—to myst'ry Yet chance, upon
Such frail man
The could find;
Nor hidden this he's secret come by
Such frail man
The could find;
Nor hidden this he's secret come by
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a tightly heav'n right throne One throne in His is held sealed. Behold the mystery set,
And is a revealed;
And hand upon scroll—
The in
And is a revealed;
And hand upon scroll—
The in
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the worth
The one cry—
'Can below, reply,
From of to the great ... on yet all heav'n, earth. no found a universe, scroll be or take?' such Through
The one cry—
'Can below, reply,
From of to the great ... on yet all heav'n, earth. no found a universe, scroll be or take?' such Through
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it for matter one Were economy. would forth
To some chance, man
By a God's now or step ability,
Then open now surely
To some chance, man
By a God's now or step ability,
Then open now surely
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that we, and might weeping sad as solemn wept looked were he was be
If then around;
And Yet worthy none at all found. too, sight.
John still
If then around;
And Yet worthy none at all found. too, sight.
John still
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then loose the prevailed
To the has 'Weep and the scroll not!
Behold, has its take said, Lion angel unveiled!' mystery But seals;
He the now
To the has 'Weep and the scroll not!
Behold, has its take said, Lion angel unveiled!' mystery But seals;
He the now
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the So, looked the up lo, man. then wrought work see,
But, to for he beheld Lamb;
Christ redemption's Lion enemy,
And a both o'ercame John
But, to for he beheld Lamb;
Christ redemption's Lion enemy,
And a both o'ercame John
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offer to angels glory us the with The fall raise! Lion-Lamb;
Let voices before our throne,
Four living His theirs creatures praise,
All
Let voices before our throne,
Four living His theirs creatures praise,
All
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