Walden's Miscellaneous Poems which the author desires to dedicate to the Cause of Education and Humanity |
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CONSECRATION OF SELF. |
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CONSECRATION OF SELF.
Iesus, I feel the quickening spark,
O how it burns within!
'Tis love that purifies the heart,
And cleanses from all sin.
O how it burns within!
'Tis love that purifies the heart,
And cleanses from all sin.
And now I stretch my hands to Thee;
Dear Saviour bid me fly,
That I may in thy presence be,
And reign above the sky.
Dear Saviour bid me fly,
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And reign above the sky.
Where I may wear a starry crown,
Through ceaseless years to come,
And in the city I'll be found,
Around thy dazzling throne.
Through ceaseless years to come,
And in the city I'll be found,
Around thy dazzling throne.
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