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199. Lord in Thy Kingdom there shall be

1 Lord, in Thy kingdom there shall be
No aliens from each other,
But even as he loves himself
Each saint shall love his brother.

2 When in Thy courts below we meet
To mourn our sinful living,
And with united hearts repeat
Confession, creed, thanksgiving:

3 Make us to hear, in each sweet word
Thy Holy Spirit calling
To oneness with Thy Church and Thee,
That heavenly bond forestalling.

4 One Baptism and one faith have we,
One Spirit sent to win us,
One Lord, one Father, and one God,
Above, and through, and in us.

5 Never by schism or by sin,
May we that union sever,
Till all, to perfect stature grown,
Are one with Thee for ever.

Text Information
First Line: Lord in Thy Kingdom there shall be
Author: Joseph Anstice (1836)
Meter: No. 57
Language: English
Publication Date: 1908
Topic: The Catechism: The Church; Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity; Twenty Third Sunday after Trintiy (1 more...)
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: MORLEY
Composer: Thomas Morley, 1845-1891
Adapter: John H. Spielman (1881)
Meter: No. 57
Key: C Major
Notes: Public Domain.



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