in, open the O door Come stands now come!

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set the the it come! for Thee, begin;
’Tis Jesus, knew time has now;
I long my Thou.
The Thy since stands was O Savior, Come sun voice; in, Lord O door in! come open storms
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the the welcome heaped couch Guest! for undressed;
Ah, Alas, amidst room;
The stands, a gloom,
The the lies what stuff table shows empty household ill-ordered Eternal dreary th’
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my in;
This to dark itself cause once ord’ring hail at Yet e’en hands. Lord, demands
Thine tonight; confusion scene
Is and doleful presence, bright welcome, own this e’en and Thee
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a ’twere unseemly; mend,
Before things, keep to the of seek coming still. Friend;
All or so at alter were best ill
Beyond all and more waiting I to else no great Thee
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gloom, but to Lord dwelling troubled make in! all this yea the and the chase not Thee heart
A the Thyself, worthy sin:
Come, find, come, of art;
To Thou Jesus, terror, as Come,