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O, blest Redeemer, from Thy sacred throne, Where saints and angels sing Thy triumphs won, From that exalted height of bliss supreme Look down on those who bear Thy Sacred Name; Restore their ways, inspire them by Thy grace, Thy laws to follow, and Thy steps to trace; Thy bright example to Thy doctrine join, And by their morals prove their faith divine!
O, blest Redeemer, from Thy sacred throne, Where saints and angels sing Thy triumphs won, From that exalted height of bliss supreme Look down on those who bear Thy Sacred Name; Restore their ways, inspire them by Thy grace, Thy laws to follow, and Thy steps to trace; Thy bright example to Thy doctrine join, And by their morals prove their faith divine!
In print by 1888 AD · industrial
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- In print by 1888 AD · industrial
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Page 478 · printed citation: Boyse · subject: REDEEMER
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