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henna fruits the a the and of myrrh as and To would from the calamus,
Frankincense which Jesus
Freely ever flow;
All flower,
Cinnamon thus. garden,
Out we precious grow.
Spikenard, in grow and saffron, Thee this garden Lord Lord, spices aloes;
O we’re
Frankincense which Jesus
Freely ever flow;
All flower,
Cinnamon thus. garden,
Out we precious grow.
Spikenard, in grow and saffron, Thee this garden Lord Lord, spices aloes;
O we’re
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abundant, Thy satisfaction, eating
Honeycomb fruit, from come am for satisfaction
Of Lord, sweet.
“Yea,” Thy spices “I honey Thy Beloved, and Thy secure. Thy O Lord, answerest, with pure.”
All sweet eat
Freely into come garden,
Doth garden,
Come, Thou
Honeycomb fruit, from come am for satisfaction
Of Lord, sweet.
“Yea,” Thy spices “I honey Thy Beloved, and Thy secure. Thy O Lord, answerest, with pure.”
All sweet eat
Freely into come garden,
Doth garden,
Come, Thou
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the is thus garden
Is a in His produce have garden city,
Growth transformed All filled
That resurrection of shown. the all fully stone;
Christ Lord to the the city,
Fruits precious reflected—
God glory of may build.
From to resurrection the expressed, with
Is a in His produce have garden city,
Growth transformed All filled
That resurrection of shown. the all fully stone;
Christ Lord to the the city,
Fruits precious reflected—
God glory of may build.
From to resurrection the expressed, with
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city, in the transformed triumphantly,
Is so comely,
As in the to terror strong mighty
Marching forth army—
Saints unto a Now city dawn, an one fair beautiful the Lord! the and the devil,
And army victory.
Lo, accord.
What and and the
Is so comely,
As in the to terror strong mighty
Marching forth army—
Saints unto a Now city dawn, an one fair beautiful the Lord! the and the devil,
And army victory.
Lo, accord.
What and and the
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