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THE Lord ! how fearful is his name ! How wide is his command ! Nature with all
her moving frame , Rests on his mighty hand . 2. Immortal glory forms his throne ,
And light his awful robe Whilst , with a smile , or with a frown He manages the ...
THE Lord ! how fearful is his name ! How wide is his command ! Nature with all
her moving frame , Rests on his mighty hand . 2. Immortal glory forms his throne ,
And light his awful robe Whilst , with a smile , or with a frown He manages the ...
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M. For the Nativity of our blessed Lord and Saviour , Luke ii . 8_15 . HILE
shepherds watch'd their flocks by All seated on the ground , ( night , The angel of
the Lord came down , And glory shone around . 2. " Fear not , " said he , for
mighty ...
M. For the Nativity of our blessed Lord and Saviour , Luke ii . 8_15 . HILE
shepherds watch'd their flocks by All seated on the ground , ( night , The angel of
the Lord came down , And glory shone around . 2. " Fear not , " said he , for
mighty ...
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Gently he draws my heart along , Both with his beauties and his tongue : " Rise , "
saith my Lord , “ make haste away , “ No mortal joys are worth thy stay . 4. “ The
Jewish wintry state is gone , “ The mists are fled , the spring comes on , * The ...
Gently he draws my heart along , Both with his beauties and his tongue : " Rise , "
saith my Lord , “ make haste away , “ No mortal joys are worth thy stay . 4. “ The
Jewish wintry state is gone , “ The mists are fled , the spring comes on , * The ...
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He dies ; the heav'ns in mourning stood ; He rises , and appears a God : Behold
the Lord ascending high ,. No more to bleed , no more to die ;. 4. Hence and
forever from my heart I bid my doubts and fears depart ; And to those hands my
soul ...
He dies ; the heav'ns in mourning stood ; He rises , and appears a God : Behold
the Lord ascending high ,. No more to bleed , no more to die ;. 4. Hence and
forever from my heart I bid my doubts and fears depart ; And to those hands my
soul ...
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Jesus the Saviour reigns , Let earth adore its Lord ; Bright cherubs his attendants
stand , And swift fulfil his word . 3. In Zion is his throne ; His honours are divine ;
His church shall make his wonders knowity For there his glories shine . 4.
Jesus the Saviour reigns , Let earth adore its Lord ; Bright cherubs his attendants
stand , And swift fulfil his word . 3. In Zion is his throne ; His honours are divine ;
His church shall make his wonders knowity For there his glories shine . 4.
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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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