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... condescension to perform ; For worms were never rais ' d so high Above their
meanest fellow - worm . 5. O could our thankful hearts devise A tribute equal to
thy grace , To the third heav'n our songs should rise , And teach the golden harps
...
... condescension to perform ; For worms were never rais ' d so high Above their
meanest fellow - worm . 5. O could our thankful hearts devise A tribute equal to
thy grace , To the third heav'n our songs should rise , And teach the golden harps
...
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Strong is his arm , his heart is wise ; What vain presumers dare Against their
Maker's hand to rise , Or tempt th ' unequal war ? 4. Mountains by his Almighty
wrath From their old seats are torn ; He shakes the earth , from South to North ,
And all ...
Strong is his arm , his heart is wise ; What vain presumers dare Against their
Maker's hand to rise , Or tempt th ' unequal war ? 4. Mountains by his Almighty
wrath From their old seats are torn ; He shakes the earth , from South to North ,
And all ...
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To this dear refuge , Lord , we come , ' Tis here our hope relies ; A safe defence ,
a peaceful home , When storms of trouble rise . 5. Thine eye beholds , with kind
regard , The souls who trust in thee ; Their humble hope thou wilt reward , With ...
To this dear refuge , Lord , we come , ' Tis here our hope relies ; A safe defence ,
a peaceful home , When storms of trouble rise . 5. Thine eye beholds , with kind
regard , The souls who trust in thee ; Their humble hope thou wilt reward , With ...
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Now let the Lord for ever reign , And sway us as he will , Sick , or in health , in
ease , or pain , We are his fav'rites still . 6. No more shall pecvish passicn rise ,
The tongue no more complain ; * Tis sovereign Love tirat lends our joys , And
love ...
Now let the Lord for ever reign , And sway us as he will , Sick , or in health , in
ease , or pain , We are his fav'rites still . 6. No more shall pecvish passicn rise ,
The tongue no more complain ; * Tis sovereign Love tirat lends our joys , And
love ...
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... Saviour left the skies ; And , sunk to wretchedness and woeg . That worthless
Man might rise . 5. Adoring Angels tun'd their songs To hail the joyful day ; With
rapture then , let mortal tongues Their grateful wors 18 NATIVITY .
... Saviour left the skies ; And , sunk to wretchedness and woeg . That worthless
Man might rise . 5. Adoring Angels tun'd their songs To hail the joyful day ; With
rapture then , let mortal tongues Their grateful wors 18 NATIVITY .
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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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