Hymn-Writers And Their Hymns
Hymn-Writers And Their Hymns
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Sing this,'' he adds, " as Te Deum '' : — Lord ! in thy name, and in thy fear Our faith we plighted have ; And that our meanings are sincere, Thy witness now we crat^e.
We come not only to repeat Our vows before thy face.
But that we may likewise entreat Thy favour and thy grace.
For mutual helpers while we live.
According to our might ; Ourselves we to each other give.
So far as we have right ; And we profess that free we are.
For aught that we do know, To be each other's wedded pair.
If Thou ...permit it so.
"We see no contradicting cause.
But that we may be joined, Without infringement of the laws Whereby we are confined.
Nor any such infirmity In us do we suspect As that our marriage bond thereby Shall prove of no effect.
We have no guilefal dealings used.
Our purpose to acquire, No one another's trust abused.
To gain what we desire.
Digitized byGoogk 364 HYMN-WEITERS AND THEIR HTMNS.
But our affections are sincere, And as they have been true, Upright those courses likewise are !
By which we them pursue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sing this,'' he adds, " as Te Deum '' : — Lord ! in thy name, and in thy fear Our faith we plighted have ; And that our meanings are sincere, Thy witness now we crat^e.
We come not only to repeat Our vows before thy face.
But that we may likewise entreat Thy favour and thy grace.
For mutual helpers while we live.
According to our might ; Ourselves we to each other give.
So far as we have right ; And we profess that free we are.
For aught that we do know, To be each other's wedded pair.
If Thou ...permit it so.
"We see no contradicting cause.
But that we may be joined, Without infringement of the laws Whereby we are confined.
Nor any such infirmity In us do we suspect As that our marriage bond thereby Shall prove of no effect.
We have no guilefal dealings used.
Our purpose to acquire, No one another's trust abused.
To gain what we desire.
Digitized byGoogk 364 HYMN-WEITERS AND THEIR HTMNS.
But our affections are sincere, And as they have been true, Upright those courses likewise are !
By which we them pursue.
What to read after Hymn-Writers And Their Hymns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Woolcock Christophers to read onlineMoreLess
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