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