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[O Thou, whose eyes run to and fro]
The eyes of the Lord run to and fro, &c.
—xvi. 9.
O Thou, whose eyes run to and fro
To mark Thy worshippers below,
Who Thee sincerely love,
Thou dost in their behalf appear,
While sin, the world, and hell are near,
And hide their lives above.
To mark Thy worshippers below,
Who Thee sincerely love,
Thou dost in their behalf appear,
While sin, the world, and hell are near,
And hide their lives above.
Omniscient God, to me impart
The blessing of an upright heart,
And then Thine eyes will see
With kind regard my favour'd soul,
And Jesus will put forth His whole
Omnipotence in me.
The blessing of an upright heart,
And then Thine eyes will see
With kind regard my favour'd soul,
And Jesus will put forth His whole
Omnipotence in me.
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