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XIII.
[Hail, holy, holy, holy Lord]
Hail, holy, holy, holy Lord,
Thrice blessed Trinity,
By all Thy heavenly hosts adored,
Ere man began to be;
Worshipp'd by all Thy saints below,
The God of truth and grace,
Through faith the great Three-One they know,
And triumph in Thy praise.
Thrice blessed Trinity,
By all Thy heavenly hosts adored,
Ere man began to be;
Worshipp'd by all Thy saints below,
The God of truth and grace,
Through faith the great Three-One they know,
And triumph in Thy praise.
The upper and the lower choir
Shall soon be join'd in one,
And both triumphantly conspire
To worship round Thy throne:
Angels and saints, when time shall end,
Shall all Thy love display,
And in Thy glorious praises spend
An everlasting day.
Shall soon be join'd in one,
And both triumphantly conspire
To worship round Thy throne:
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Shall all Thy love display,
And in Thy glorious praises spend
An everlasting day.
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