Hymns and Sacred Poems. [Selections, chiefly from the first collection.] |
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From my own Works at last I cease , God that creates must seal my Peace ;
Fruitless my Toil , and vain my Care , And all my Fitness is Despair . III . LORD , I
despair myself to heal , I see my Sin , but cannot feel : I cannot , till thy Spirit ,
blow .
From my own Works at last I cease , God that creates must seal my Peace ;
Fruitless my Toil , and vain my Care , And all my Fitness is Despair . III . LORD , I
despair myself to heal , I see my Sin , but cannot feel : I cannot , till thy Spirit ,
blow .
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In Suff'ring be thy Love my Peace , In Weakness be thy Love my Pow'r ; And
when the Storms of Life shall cease , Jesu , in that important Hour , In Deach as
Lile be Thou my Guide , And save me , who for me haft dy'd ! HYMN to CHRIST .
In Suff'ring be thy Love my Peace , In Weakness be thy Love my Pow'r ; And
when the Storms of Life shall cease , Jesu , in that important Hour , In Deach as
Lile be Thou my Guide , And save me , who for me haft dy'd ! HYMN to CHRIST .
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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 thro ' the Shade of Death , Scate'ring Error's wide - spread Night ...
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 thro ' the Shade of Death , Scate'ring Error's wide - spread Night ...
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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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Broken so long , that ev'ry Part Hath got a Tongue that ne'er shall cease , Till thou
pronounce , “ Depart in Peace . " XIII . My Love , my Saviour , hear my Cry ; By
these thy Feet at which I lie ! Pluck out thy Dart ! Regard my Sighs ; Now heal my
...
Broken so long , that ev'ry Part Hath got a Tongue that ne'er shall cease , Till thou
pronounce , “ Depart in Peace . " XIII . My Love , my Saviour , hear my Cry ; By
these thy Feet at which I lie ! Pluck out thy Dart ! Regard my Sighs ; Now heal my
...
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Angels appear Beam Blood born ceaſe CHRIST Crown Darkneſs Dead Death Deſire divine dwell dy'd Earth endleſs eternal ev'ry everlaſting Eyes Face faint Faith fall Father Fear feel Feet Fire Flame Fleſh Friend ftill give glorious Glory Grace gracious Grant Hand hath Head hear Heart Heav'n Hell Help Holy Hope Hour HYMN impart Jesus keep King Late lead Light live look LORD mighty Mind move myſelf Name Nature never Night Pain Peace Pity Pow'r Praiſe Pray'r Pride prove pure raiſe receive reign riſe ſave Saviour ſee ſhall Sins Skies Sons Soul Spirit ſtill Strength taſte Tears thank Thee theſe Thine Things Thou art Thought thro Throne thy Love trembling Triumph triumphant true turn VIII wait Wants Wave whole whoſe Wings World
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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