Poems
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Thou knowest, Lord, our every need, Each joy, each grief to Thee is known, Thy power alone, our souls can feed, Or soothe the wearied spirit's moan.
To hear of Thee, and learn Thy ways, To know and feel Thy presence near, To worship Thee in prayer and praise, Father, we fain would meet Thee here.
And oft, as in these hallowed walls, A loving, happy band we come.
May Thy great love surround us all, And teach us of our heavenly home.
* Cn the dedication of a Church in Essex, Vt.
Dedication Hymn. ...43 ANOTHER. * NOT as Thine ancient servants came To call upon Thine awful name, With fire, with victim, and with blood, To ensure Thy blessing, -mighty God.
Not thus we come our offering, From joyous, trusting hearts, we bring, An altar that we child-like raise, Thy changeless care and love to praise.
Accept it Father bid us come, And in Thy presence feel at home, Here let our prayers and praise ascend, And round Thy footstool sweetly blend.
Here let the weary aged one, Whose race in life is almost run, Receive the foretaste of that rest He soon shall find on Jesus' breast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou knowest, Lord, our every need, Each joy, each grief to Thee is known, Thy power alone, our souls can feed, Or soothe the wearied spirit's moan.
To hear of Thee, and learn Thy ways, To know and feel Thy presence near, To worship Thee in prayer and praise, Father, we fain would meet Thee here.
And oft, as in these hallowed walls, A loving, happy band we come.
May Thy great love surround us all, And teach us of our heavenly home.
* Cn the dedication of a Church in Essex, Vt.
Dedication Hymn. ...43 ANOTHER. * NOT as Thine ancient servants came To call upon Thine awful name, With fire, with victim, and with blood, To ensure Thy blessing, -mighty God.
Not thus we come our offering, From joyous, trusting hearts, we bring, An altar that we child-like raise, Thy changeless care and love to praise.
Accept it Father bid us come, And in Thy presence feel at home, Here let our prayers and praise ascend, And round Thy footstool sweetly blend.
Here let the weary aged one, Whose race in life is almost run, Receive the foretaste of that rest He soon shall find on Jesus' breast.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcia Jane Eaton to read onlineMoreLess
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