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