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102. Lord, let us feel that Thou art near

Lord, let us feel that Thou art near,
And while we pray, in mercy hear;
Crown with Thy love the opening year;--
Have mercy, Lord.

Of Thy benignity, we pray,
Thy gracious Spirit grant alway,
Our strife and discord to allay;--
Have mercy, Lord.

May peace our inmost soul possess,
And in our lives our converse bless,
With unaffected kindliness;--
Have mercy, Lord.

Our sinful past we here repent,
With tears our wayward course lament,
Now, let Thy pardoning grace be sent;--
Have mercy, Lord.

103
As seasons come, Good Lord, ordain
That we the fruits of earth obtain,
Send us the sunshine and the rain;--
Have mercy, Lord.

With strength Thy Holy Church endue,
The anger of her foes subdue,
The offerings of Thy grace renew;--
Have mercy, Lord.

Text Information
First Line: Lord, let us feel that Thou art near
Title: Lord, let us feel that Thou art near
Translator: John Brownlie
Meter: 8,8,8,4
Language: English
Publication Date: 1920
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