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475. A Year of Precious Blessings

1 A year of precious blessings,
And glorious vict'ries won,
Of earnest work progressing,
Its onward course has run;
To Thee, O God, our Refuge,
Whose goodness crowns our days,
Within Thy earthly temple
We lift our souls in praise;
Within Thy earthly temple
We lift our souls in praise.

2 Thou Master of assemblies,
In mighty pow'r descend,
Behold our glad reunion,
Conduct it to the end;
Inspire our hearts with courage,
And deeper love for Thee,
That all Thy Name may honor,
Where'er our field may be;
That all Thy name may honor,
Where'er our field may be.

3 O Church of God's Anointed,
March on the lost to win,
Lead forth thy ranks victorious
Against the hosts of sin;
Till at His throne in glory,
Where angels prostrate fall,
One Hallelujah chorus
Shall crown Him Lord of all;
One Hallelujah chorus
Shall crown Him Lord of all.

Text Information
First Line: A year of precious blessings
Title: A Year of Precious Blessings
Author: Fanny J. Crosby
Language: English
Publication Date: 1908
Topic: Special Occasions: New Year; Special Occasions: Reunion
Tune Information
Name: [A year of precious blessings]
Composer: I. Allan Sankey
Key: Dâ™­ Major



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