Hymns and Sacred Poems. [Selections, chiefly from the first collection.] |
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My Star by Night , my Sun by Day : My spring of Life , when parch's with Drought ;
My Wine to chear , my Bread to stay , My Strength , my Shield , my safe Abode ,
My Robe before the Throne of GOD ! XIII . Ah Love ! ' Thy Influence withdrawn ...
My Star by Night , my Sun by Day : My spring of Life , when parch's with Drought ;
My Wine to chear , my Bread to stay , My Strength , my Shield , my safe Abode ,
My Robe before the Throne of GOD ! XIII . Ah Love ! ' Thy Influence withdrawn ...
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Him Day and Night Th ' united Choirs of Angels fing : To Him enthron'd above all
Height Heav'n's Hosts their noblest Praises bring : Disdain nót , LORD , our
meiner Song , Who praise thee with a stamm'ring Tongue . III . Gladly the Toys of
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Him Day and Night Th ' united Choirs of Angels fing : To Him enthron'd above all
Height Heav'n's Hosts their noblest Praises bring : Disdain nót , LORD , our
meiner Song , Who praise thee with a stamm'ring Tongue . III . Gladly the Toys of
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Jacob's Star that gilds the Night , Guides bewilder'd Nature right . II . Fear not
hence that Ill should flow , Wars or Pestilence below , Wars it bids , and Tumults '
cease , Uth'ring in the Prince of Peace . III . Mild He lines on all beneath , Piercing
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Jacob's Star that gilds the Night , Guides bewilder'd Nature right . II . Fear not
hence that Ill should flow , Wars or Pestilence below , Wars it bids , and Tumults '
cease , Uth'ring in the Prince of Peace . III . Mild He lines on all beneath , Piercing
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Ix . Brood Thou o'er our Nature's Night , Darkness kindles into Light ; Spread thy
over shadowing Wings , Order from Confusion springs . X. Pain , and Sin , and
Sorrow cease ; Thee we taste , and all is Peace ; Joy divine in Thee we prove ...
Ix . Brood Thou o'er our Nature's Night , Darkness kindles into Light ; Spread thy
over shadowing Wings , Order from Confusion springs . X. Pain , and Sin , and
Sorrow cease ; Thee we taste , and all is Peace ; Joy divine in Thee we prove ...
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Long my imprison'd Spirit lay , Faft bound in Sin and Nature's Night ; Thine Eye
diffu'd a quick'ning Ray ; I woke ; the Dungeon flam'd with Light ; My Chains fell
off , my Heart was free , I rose , went forth , and follow'd Thee . V. Still the small ...
Long my imprison'd Spirit lay , Faft bound in Sin and Nature's Night ; Thine Eye
diffu'd a quick'ning Ray ; I woke ; the Dungeon flam'd with Light ; My Chains fell
off , my Heart was free , I rose , went forth , and follow'd Thee . V. Still the small ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Hymns and Sacred Poems. [Selections, chiefly from the first collection.] |
| Autor | John Wesley |
| Editor | printed in the year, 1747 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Británica |
| Digitalizado | 9 Abr. 2013 |
| Largo | 60 páginas |
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