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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. My thoughts lie open
to ...
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. My thoughts lie open
to ...
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Our spirits bow before thy feet ; To thee we lift an humble thought , And worship at
thine awful feet . 2. Thy pow'r hath form'd , thy wisdom sways All nature with a sov'
reign word : And the bright world of stars obeys The will of their superior Lord .
Our spirits bow before thy feet ; To thee we lift an humble thought , And worship at
thine awful feet . 2. Thy pow'r hath form'd , thy wisdom sways All nature with a sov'
reign word : And the bright world of stars obeys The will of their superior Lord .
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... thee I love , for thee alone I shed my tears and make my moan ; Where'er I am ,
where'er I move , I meet the object of my love . 5. Insatiate to this spring I Ay ; I
drink , and yet am ever dry ; Ah ! who against thy charms is proof ? Ah ! who that ...
... thee I love , for thee alone I shed my tears and make my moan ; Where'er I am ,
where'er I move , I meet the object of my love . 5. Insatiate to this spring I Ay ; I
drink , and yet am ever dry ; Ah ! who against thy charms is proof ? Ah ! who that ...
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Thee I'll embrace , as thou dost me Without the least suspences . Thou art my
soul's best life and light . Nay , when my heart is breaking quite , Thine shall be
my receiver . I will subscribe myself to thee As thy peculiar property , To be thy
own ...
Thee I'll embrace , as thou dost me Without the least suspences . Thou art my
soul's best life and light . Nay , when my heart is breaking quite , Thine shall be
my receiver . I will subscribe myself to thee As thy peculiar property , To be thy
own ...
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Lo ! th ' eternal Son of God Feels for thee what thou shouldst suffer . His whole
body swims in blood , Bears the scorn of every scoffer . He for thee was bruis'd
and wounded , Greater love was no where grounded . 3. Thou deserv'dst the
hottest ...
Lo ! th ' eternal Son of God Feels for thee what thou shouldst suffer . His whole
body swims in blood , Bears the scorn of every scoffer . He for thee was bruis'd
and wounded , Greater love was no where grounded . 3. Thou deserv'dst the
hottest ...
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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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