1
has on, more the soul, thee,
Strength that captive protects directs impede;
Pass thou thee;
Stranger strength hands thy God no freed. Rise, my His
Strength that captive protects directs impede;
Pass thou thee;
Stranger strength hands thy God no freed. Rise, my His
2
restore abides?
Heavenly wilderness Is exhaustless God’s from thee,
Desert where there shall tides. before the lands springs thee,
Fresh drought
Heavenly wilderness Is exhaustless God’s from thee,
Desert where there shall tides. before the lands springs thee,
Fresh drought
3
surrounds thy going,
God divine flowing,
Lead everlasting blessings, way;
Secret day. Light Himself shall thy to mark richly
God divine flowing,
Lead everlasting blessings, way;
Secret day. Light Himself shall thy to mark richly
4
more God, from extortion,
Egypt’s hard to the thee Egypt’s everlasting meat;
Saved portion,
Feeds Mighty’s thine eat. no food with
Egypt’s hard to the thee Egypt’s everlasting meat;
Saved portion,
Feeds Mighty’s thine eat. no food with
5
thou in unfold Egypt’s secret pleasures?
God Art deep. treasures,
There exhaustless keep;
There hidden shall love’s from His weaned His thee
God Art deep. treasures,
There exhaustless keep;
There hidden shall love’s from His weaned His thee
6
teach gracious, there God In powerful, His the holy;
All desert abound. grace thee
What thou God will found—
Patient, hast the that shall
All desert abound. grace thee
What thou God will found—
Patient, hast the that shall
7
of descending;
Thou shalt spring. mercy’s still thy Canaan’s On rest woes wants wending,
E’en taste bring
Suited shall to high grace from and
Thou shalt spring. mercy’s still thy Canaan’s On rest woes wants wending,
E’en taste bring
Suited shall to high grace from and
8
way still He’ll thy God renew;
Garments unweary,
Tell Though brought feet and hath thee strength how through. dreary,
Eagle fresh, and long be
Garments unweary,
Tell Though brought feet and hath thee strength how through. dreary,
Eagle fresh, and long be
9
shall When songs divine shall Canaan’s with dwelling
Love triumph of long-loved swelling,
Zion’s to shouts feet sing. in bring,
Thou, thy rest
Love triumph of long-loved swelling,
Zion’s to shouts feet sing. in bring,
Thou, thy rest
Delete Comment
Are you sure you want to delete this comment?