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Now let our hearts their glory wake,
The sacred song to raise;
And ev’ry tuneful pow’r combine,
To shout Jehovah’s praise.
To us a goodly heritage
His providence assigns,
And in a safe and pleasant place,
Marks out our happy lines.
Come, let us to his holy name,
A grateful altar raise:
And be this habitation styI’d
The house of pray’r and praise.
Here may his secret breathings fan
Devotion to a flame.
And faith and love and zeal inspire,
T' adorn the Christian name.
Thus with thy visits, smiles and grace,
May this abode be blest; ‘
And here, O great Jehovah, fix
Thy pleasant, lasting rest.
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8 6 8 6 (C.M.)
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Hymn/Song Book
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DUBLIN (HOWARD)
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