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DORE and tremble , for our God Is a consuming fire ; His jealous eyes his wrath
inflame , And raise his vengeance higher . 2. Almighty vengeance , how it burns ;
How bright his fury glows ! Vast magazines of plagues and storms Lie treasur'd ...
DORE and tremble , for our God Is a consuming fire ; His jealous eyes his wrath
inflame , And raise his vengeance higher . 2. Almighty vengeance , how it burns ;
How bright his fury glows ! Vast magazines of plagues and storms Lie treasur'd ...
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Thine eye beholds , with kind regard , The souls who trust in thee ; Their humble
hope thou wilt reward , With bliss divinely free . 6. Great God , to thy Almighty love
, What honours shall we raise ? Not all the raptur'd songs above , Can render ...
Thine eye beholds , with kind regard , The souls who trust in thee ; Their humble
hope thou wilt reward , With bliss divinely free . 6. Great God , to thy Almighty love
, What honours shall we raise ? Not all the raptur'd songs above , Can render ...
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M. God is every where . ORD , all I am is known to thee , 1 . · To shun thy
presence , or to flee The notice of thine eye . 2. Thy all - surrounding sight
surveys My rising and my rest , My public walks , my private ways , And secrets of
my breast . 3.
M. God is every where . ORD , all I am is known to thee , 1 . · To shun thy
presence , or to flee The notice of thine eye . 2. Thy all - surrounding sight
surveys My rising and my rest , My public walks , my private ways , And secrets of
my breast . 3.
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Thine eye with nicest care survey'd The growth of ev'ry part : ' Till the whole
scheme thy thoughts had laid Was copied by thine art . 4. Heav'n , earth , and sea
, and fire , and wind , Shew me thy wondrous skill ; But I review myself , and find ...
Thine eye with nicest care survey'd The growth of ev'ry part : ' Till the whole
scheme thy thoughts had laid Was copied by thine art . 4. Heav'n , earth , and sea
, and fire , and wind , Shew me thy wondrous skill ; But I review myself , and find ...
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Thy glories shine of wond'rous size , And wond'rous large thy grace ; Immortal
day breaks from thine eyes , And Gabriel veils his face . 3. Thine essence is a
vast abyss , Which angels cannot sound , An ocean of infinities , Where all our ...
Thy glories shine of wond'rous size , And wond'rous large thy grace ; Immortal
day breaks from thine eyes , And Gabriel veils his face . 3. Thine essence is a
vast abyss , Which angels cannot sound , An ocean of infinities , Where all our ...
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| Title | A Choice Selection of Evangelical Hymns ...: For the Use of the English Evangelical Lutheran Church in New York ATLA monograph preservation program Microfilm corpus of American Lutheranism |
| Author | Ralph Williston |
| Publisher | J.C. Totten, 1806 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 12 Sep 2007 |
| Length | 319 pages |
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