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Songs of Sion

Set for the ioy of gods deere ones, vvho sitt here by the brookes of this vvorlds Babel, & vveepe vvhen they thinke on Hierusalem vvhich is on highe. By W. L. [i.e. William Loe]
  
  

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The seuenth speach.

The Church speakes to Christ.

1

If I be then so svveet my deere
My Christ, my God, my Loue
Thē breathe on me with thy svveet breath
That it my hart may moue.

2

O all ye povvers of my svveete god
Blovve on me North, & South
That these my plants of my poore soule
May blest be by his mouth

3

And make thē svveet to him, as are
The Plants of loue, & grace
So shall my loue ioy still to come,
And glad him in this place.

4

Yea he vvill come to me his ovvne
vvhich he hath bought full deere
And vvill take of the fruit that he
Hath made to him so neere.

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Christ speakes.

5

I come my loue to thee myne ovvne
As thou hast cald to me
And as thou vvilt, so vvill I take
These fruits a part of thee.

6

I see thy vvorkes, thy vvords, thy thoughts
They all to me are svveet,
For they are mine I gaue thē thee,
And all else that is meete.

7

Novve all ye blest of me, & Saincts
Cheere vp, & glad your mind
That yett in this deere loue of mine
Such grace, & loue doe find.