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1151.
[Thanksgiving and praise To Jesus belongs]
Sing unto the Lord a new song, &c.
—xlii. 10.
Thanksgiving and praise To Jesus belongs;
He claims for His grace New-testament songs;
Our Saviour and Lover In hymns we proclaim,
And all the world over Rejoice in His name.
He claims for His grace New-testament songs;
Our Saviour and Lover In hymns we proclaim,
And all the world over Rejoice in His name.
Ye seafaring men His footsteps adore;
His miracles seen Of goodness and power,
Who plough the rough ocean, Your voices employ
With hearty devotion, And fulness of joy.
His miracles seen Of goodness and power,
Who plough the rough ocean, Your voices employ
With hearty devotion, And fulness of joy.
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