The New Hymn book Designed for Universalist Societies
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M. [ *? ] Heavenly Aspirations.
1 LoRP', could I learn those hallowed strains Which wake the raptures of the skies, And view by faith the sacred plains Where streams of living transport rise, — 2 Joyful I'd quit each scene below ; No mortal charm my heart should bind ; Fearless through death's lone vale I'd go, Nor cast one lingering look behind.
3 O send thy spirit from above To fan my fervour to a flame ; Display the fulness of thy love, And all the glories of thy name : — 4 Then shall my bre...ast with rapture glow, And joys seraphic swell my song ; Then, mid these dull delights below. Shall strains divine employ my tongue.
HYMN 405. C. P. M. [i*] Delighting in divine Goodness.
1 Parent of good, thy works of might 1 trace with wonder and delight ; Thy name is all divine : There's nought in earth, or sea, or air, Or heaven itself, that's good or fair, But is entirely thine.
2 Immensely high thy glories rise ; They strike my soul with sweet surprise. And sacred pleasure yield ; RELIGIOUS EXULTATION.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. [ *? ] Heavenly Aspirations.
1 LoRP', could I learn those hallowed strains Which wake the raptures of the skies, And view by faith the sacred plains Where streams of living transport rise, — 2 Joyful I'd quit each scene below ; No mortal charm my heart should bind ; Fearless through death's lone vale I'd go, Nor cast one lingering look behind.
3 O send thy spirit from above To fan my fervour to a flame ; Display the fulness of thy love, And all the glories of thy name : — 4 Then shall my bre...ast with rapture glow, And joys seraphic swell my song ; Then, mid these dull delights below. Shall strains divine employ my tongue.
HYMN 405. C. P. M. [i*] Delighting in divine Goodness.
1 Parent of good, thy works of might 1 trace with wonder and delight ; Thy name is all divine : There's nought in earth, or sea, or air, Or heaven itself, that's good or fair, But is entirely thine.
2 Immensely high thy glories rise ; They strike my soul with sweet surprise. And sacred pleasure yield ; RELIGIOUS EXULTATION.
What to read after The New Hymn book Designed for Universalist Societies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sebastian Streeter to read onlineMoreLess
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