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Spiritual Melody

Containing near Three Hundred Sacred Hymns. By Benjamin Keach
  
  

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HYMN 185.

[Lord, we do see that poor we be]

Rev. 3. 18. Buy of me Gold tried in the Fire.

Lord, we do see that poor we be,
But thou hast Riches store;
And if that we do come to thee,
VVe nothing shall want more.
VVhat is our own to us is shown
Is good, alas, for nought;
O let it go, since we do know
Rare things are to be bought:
And thou dost cry, O come and buy!
O blessed be the Lord!
Now is the day, let's not delay,
But close in with thy Word:
Then rich shall we for ever be,
And Crowns of Glory have;
And Robes so white that shine like Light
Shall we likewise receive.
Grace is like Gold, but doth excell
VVhatever is on Earth;
O happy they who know full well
Its great and glorious worth.
Shall they not sing who see the Spring
Of Grace doth Blessings pour;
Thy holy praise we will always,
Lord, sing for evermore.