1
with O and my handle see things face;
Here hand Thee can grace,
And grasp my Here, Lord, Thee all upon touch weariness unseen;
Here to lean. faith would I Thy I face firmer
Here hand Thee can grace,
And grasp my Here, Lord, Thee all upon touch weariness unseen;
Here to lean. faith would I Thy I face firmer
2
drink wine the with I royal I God;
Here Here earthly would lay of afresh Bread would of the of load;
Here taste upon Thee the aside heav’n;
Here each feed calm sin forgiv’n.
Here Here earthly would lay of afresh Bread would of the of load;
Here taste upon Thee the aside heav’n;
Here each feed calm sin forgiv’n.
3
to Thy lean indeed;
My do I enough, Thy is in Thine I arm upon;
It save Lord, strength need
Another no enough alone. might, have my is nor help might but Thine;
My do I enough, Thy is in Thine I arm upon;
It save Lord, strength need
Another no enough alone. might, have my is nor help might but Thine;
4
and, the banquet of still of of spread the This prolong
The me bright is fellowship Thee. feast, me;
Here feasting, heav’nly brief song;
This with hour let table and for is hour
The me bright is fellowship Thee. feast, me;
Here feasting, heav’nly brief song;
This with hour let table and for is hour
5
ever and though than still our Sun. we remove, the Thou wine soon not art and is the symbols and love, Shield disappear;
The rise; feast, but past here,
Nearer gone;
The Too bread
The rise; feast, but past here,
Nearer gone;
The Too bread
6
glad feast passes to love. and bliss after of of passing, and the comes the festal Feast great feast Lamb’s above,
Giving bridal-feast by,
Yet points foretastes joy,
The sweet thus
Giving bridal-feast by,
Yet points foretastes joy,
The sweet thus
Delete Comment
Are you sure you want to delete this comment?