Hymns and Sacred Poems. [Selections, chiefly from the first collection.] |
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Come hither all , whom tempting Wine Bows to your Facher Bérial's Shrine , Sin
all your Boast , and Sense your God : Weep ... Come hither all , whom searching
Pain , Whom Conscience's loud Cries arraiga , Producing all your Sins to view ...
Come hither all , whom tempting Wine Bows to your Facher Bérial's Shrine , Sin
all your Boast , and Sense your God : Weep ... Come hither all , whom searching
Pain , Whom Conscience's loud Cries arraiga , Producing all your Sins to view ...
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More hard than Marble is And foul with Sins of deepeft ftain ; But Thou the mighty
Saviour art , Nor flow'd thy cleansing Blood in vain . Ah ! sofien , melt this Rock ,
and may Thy Blood wafh all these Srains away . VII . that my Heart , which open ...
More hard than Marble is And foul with Sins of deepeft ftain ; But Thou the mighty
Saviour art , Nor flow'd thy cleansing Blood in vain . Ah ! sofien , melt this Rock ,
and may Thy Blood wafh all these Srains away . VII . that my Heart , which open ...
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Shout your Sins in Christ forgiv'n , Sons of God , and Heirs of Heay'n ! II . Ye shat
round our Altars throng , List'ning Angels join the Song ! Sing with Us , je Fleav'
nly Pow'rs , Pardon , Grace , and Glory Ours ! III . Love's Mysterious Work is done
!
Shout your Sins in Christ forgiv'n , Sons of God , and Heirs of Heay'n ! II . Ye shat
round our Altars throng , List'ning Angels join the Song ! Sing with Us , je Fleav'
nly Pow'rs , Pardon , Grace , and Glory Ours ! III . Love's Mysterious Work is done
!
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Stir up thy interposing Pow'r , Save me from Sin , from Idols save , Snatch me
from fierce Temptation's Hour , And hide , O hide me in the Grave ! VIII . I know
Thou wilt accept me Now , I know my Sins are now forgiv'n ! My Head to Death O
let ...
Stir up thy interposing Pow'r , Save me from Sin , from Idols save , Snatch me
from fierce Temptation's Hour , And hide , O hide me in the Grave ! VIII . I know
Thou wilt accept me Now , I know my Sins are now forgiv'n ! My Head to Death O
let ...
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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 ... V. Still the small inward Voice I
hear , That whispers all my Sins forgiv'n : Still th ' attoning Blood is near , That ...
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 ... V. Still the small inward Voice I
hear , That whispers all my Sins forgiv'n : Still th ' attoning Blood is near , That ...
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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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