Spiritual Melody Containing near Three Hundred Sacred Hymns. By Benjamin Keach |
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HYMN 144.
[Our Friends that lived Godly here]
The Third Part
Our Friends that lived Godly here
Shall there be found again;
Ah! we shall meet, and then we shall
Together all remain.
Shall there be found again;
Ah! we shall meet, and then we shall
Together all remain.
This is the place, this is the state
Of all that are sincere,
Which Men nor Angels can relate,
So great's the glory there.
Of all that are sincere,
Which Men nor Angels can relate,
So great's the glory there.
Grace here doth tune our hearts and tongues
For heav'nly harmony,
That sing we may with Angels all
Unto eternity.
For heav'nly harmony,
That sing we may with Angels all
Unto eternity.
Here run the Chrystal streams of Life
Quite thorough all our Veins;
Grace doth our Souls to God unite,
Like glorious Golden Chains:
Quite thorough all our Veins;
Grace doth our Souls to God unite,
Like glorious Golden Chains:
We here are made both fit and meet
For that Inheritance,
Where we shall reign triumphantly,
And have preheminence.
For that Inheritance,
Where we shall reign triumphantly,
And have preheminence.
Now that which sweeter [illeg.] is this,
Our glory will remain;
No end will there be of our bliss,
When we begin to raign.
Our glory will remain;
No end will there be of our bliss,
When we begin to raign.
In hopes of that high glory [illeg.]
Break forth, ye Saints, and sing
And also live unto the praise
Of your most glorious King.
Break forth, ye Saints, and sing
And also live unto the praise
Of your most glorious King.
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