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 | The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley |  |
GRACE AFTER MEAT.
Blest be the God whose tender care
Prevents His children's cry;
Whose pity, providently near,
Doth all our wants supply.
Prevents His children's cry;
Whose pity, providently near,
Doth all our wants supply.
Blest be the God whose bounty's store
These cheering gifts imparts;
Who veils in bread the secret power
That feeds and glads our hearts.
These cheering gifts imparts;
Who veils in bread the secret power
That feeds and glads our hearts.
Fountain of blessings, Source of good,
To Thee this strength we owe;
Thou art the virtue of our food,
Life of our life below.
To Thee this strength we owe;
Thou art the virtue of our food,
Life of our life below.
When shall our souls regain the skies?
Thy heavenly sweetness prove?
Fulness of joys shall there arise,
And all our food be love.
Thy heavenly sweetness prove?
Fulness of joys shall there arise,
And all our food be love.
| The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley | |