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127. Lord, Thine ancient people see

1 Lord, Thine ancient people see,
Captive still, in darkness bound;
Let Thy gospel set them free,
Let them hear its joyful sound.

2 Still the veil is on their heart:
Rend it, Lord, at length in twain;
Bid their unbelief depart,
Bring them to Thy fold again.

3 Let Thy love their blindness heal;
God of Israel, hear our prayer;
Let Thy grace their pardon seal,
Still Thy covenant let them share.

4 Harp of Judah, long unstrung,
Sound at length the Savior's praise;
Jew and Gentile, old and young,
Loud the glad Hosanna raise.

Text Information
First Line: Lord, Thine ancient people see
Author: E. Harland (1855)
Meter: 7s. 4L.
Publication Date: 1913
Topic: The Church: Mission to the Jews; Missions
Tune Information
Name: [Lord, Thine ancient people see]
Composer: J.A. Freylinghausen (1704)
Meter: 7s. 4L.
Key: D Major



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