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190 O thou , from whom all goodness flows . . . . . . 664 664 O what shall I do my
Saviour to praise • . . . . . . . . 485 O ye immortal throng . . . . . . . . . . . 388 388 Once
more , before we part 722 Once more , my soul , the rising day 102 On the ...
190 O thou , from whom all goodness flows . . . . . . 664 664 O what shall I do my
Saviour to praise • . . . . . . . . 485 O ye immortal throng . . . . . . . . . . . 388 388 Once
more , before we part 722 Once more , my soul , the rising day 102 On the ...
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5 God is a sun ; our brightest day From his reviving presence flows : God is a
shield , thro ' all the way , To guard us from surrounding foes . 6 He pours the
kindest blessings down , Profusely down , on souls sincere ; And grace shall
guide ...
5 God is a sun ; our brightest day From his reviving presence flows : God is a
shield , thro ' all the way , To guard us from surrounding foes . 6 He pours the
kindest blessings down , Profusely down , on souls sincere ; And grace shall
guide ...
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( C . M . ) I THOU unexhausted mine of bliss , 1 From whence all comforts flow ,
Inspire us with that perfect peace , Which only Christians know . 2 The curtains of
thy love extend Around our calm abode : As we began , so may we end Our every
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( C . M . ) I THOU unexhausted mine of bliss , 1 From whence all comforts flow ,
Inspire us with that perfect peace , Which only Christians know . 2 The curtains of
thy love extend Around our calm abode : As we began , so may we end Our every
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3 See from his head , his hands , his feet , Sorrow and love flow mingled down !
Did e ' er such love and sorrow meet , Or thorns compose so rich a crown ? 4 His
dying crimson , like a robe , Spreads o ' er his body on the tree ; Then am I dead ...
3 See from his head , his hands , his feet , Sorrow and love flow mingled down !
Did e ' er such love and sorrow meet , Or thorns compose so rich a crown ? 4 His
dying crimson , like a robe , Spreads o ' er his body on the tree ; Then am I dead ...
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6 Look up , my soul , to him , Whose death was thy desert , And humbly view the
living stream Flow from his breaking heart . There on the cursed tree , In dying
pangs he lies , Fulfils his Father ' s great decree , And all our wants supplies .
6 Look up , my soul , to him , Whose death was thy desert , And humbly view the
living stream Flow from his breaking heart . There on the cursed tree , In dying
pangs he lies , Fulfils his Father ' s great decree , And all our wants supplies .
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| Title | Hymns, Original and Selected, for Public Worship, and Private Devotion: Designed for the Use of the Congregation Assembling in Ranelagh Chapel, Chelsea |
| Author | Richard Herne Shepherd |
| Editor | Richard Herne Shepherd |
| Publisher | Tilling and Hughes, 1818 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 5 Sep 2006 |
| Length | 24 pages |
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