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126b. Happiness

1 How happy are they,
Who the Savior obey,
Who delight in the law of their God;
Their joys shall increase,
And their trials shall cease,
As they enter the heavenly abode.

2 What scenes will arise,
As they pass through the skies!
What rapture their bosoms will fill,
As their hearts they employ,
In the fullness of joy,
On the height of some heavenly hill.

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First Line: How happy are they
Title: Happiness
Language: English
Publication Date: 1867
Notes: Public Domain.
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