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So imperceptible , within , The Weight of this Egyptian Night ! II . Where have they
hid the WORLD so long , So late presented to my View ? " Wretch ! tho ' myself
increas'd the Throng , Myself a Part I never knew . III . Secure beneath its Shade I
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So imperceptible , within , The Weight of this Egyptian Night ! II . Where have they
hid the WORLD so long , So late presented to my View ? " Wretch ! tho ' myself
increas'd the Throng , Myself a Part I never knew . III . Secure beneath its Shade I
...
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Since by thy Light Myself I see Naked , and poor , and void of Thee , Thine Eyes
must all my Thoughts survey , Preventing what my Lips would say : Thou seeit my
Wants ! for Help they call , And e'er I speak , Thou know'f them all . ul .
Since by thy Light Myself I see Naked , and poor , and void of Thee , Thine Eyes
must all my Thoughts survey , Preventing what my Lips would say : Thou seeit my
Wants ! for Help they call , And e'er I speak , Thou know'f them all . ul .
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Fain would I know , as known by Thee , And feel the Indigence I fee : , Fain would
I all my Vileness own , And deep beneath the Burden groan ; Abhor the Pride that
lurks within , Deteft and loath myself and Sin . V. Ah give me , LORD , myself to ...
Fain would I know , as known by Thee , And feel the Indigence I fee : , Fain would
I all my Vileness own , And deep beneath the Burden groan ; Abhor the Pride that
lurks within , Deteft and loath myself and Sin . V. Ah give me , LORD , myself to ...
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II . 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 .
II . 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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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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