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Heav'n , earth , and sea , and fire , and wind , Shew me thy wondrous skill ; But I
review myself , and find Diviner wonders still . 5. Thine awful glories round me
shine , My flesh proclaims thy praise ; Lord , to thy works of nature join Thy
miracles ...
Heav'n , earth , and sea , and fire , and wind , Shew me thy wondrous skill ; But I
review myself , and find Diviner wonders still . 5. Thine awful glories round me
shine , My flesh proclaims thy praise ; Lord , to thy works of nature join Thy
miracles ...
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Infinite strength , and equal skill , Shine through the worlds abroad ; Our souls
with vast amazement fill , And speak the builder God . 4. But the sweet beauties
of thy grace Our softer passions move ; Pity divine in Jesus ' face We see , adore
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Infinite strength , and equal skill , Shine through the worlds abroad ; Our souls
with vast amazement fill , And speak the builder God . 4. But the sweet beauties
of thy grace Our softer passions move ; Pity divine in Jesus ' face We see , adore
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In Zion is his throne ; His honours are divine ; His church shall make his wonders
knowity For there his glories shine . 4. How holy is his name ! How terrible his
praise ! Justice and truth and judgment joing In all his works of grace . N Hymn 45
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In Zion is his throne ; His honours are divine ; His church shall make his wonders
knowity For there his glories shine . 4. How holy is his name ! How terrible his
praise ! Justice and truth and judgment joing In all his works of grace . N Hymn 45
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But soon he'll break death's envious chain , And in full glory shine ; O Lamb of
God ! was ever pain , Was ever love like thine ! O Hymn 48. P. M. [ From the
German : ] 1 . Love divine ! what hast thou done ! Jesus my Lord hath dy'd for me !
But soon he'll break death's envious chain , And in full glory shine ; O Lamb of
God ! was ever pain , Was ever love like thine ! O Hymn 48. P. M. [ From the
German : ] 1 . Love divine ! what hast thou done ! Jesus my Lord hath dy'd for me !
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There , there we shall see the substance divine , And fashion'd like thee
transcendantly shine , The personal essence be bold to explain , And wrapt in thy
presence eternally reign . Hymn 131. P. M. I. ATHER of our dying Lord ,
Remember us ...
There , there we shall see the substance divine , And fashion'd like thee
transcendantly shine , The personal essence be bold to explain , And wrapt in thy
presence eternally reign . Hymn 131. P. M. I. ATHER of our dying Lord ,
Remember us ...
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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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