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L. Dwelling Place

1 The Father's love to man, so free,
Made us the fulness of the Son:
The Son, he wills that we should be
With him, where e'er he is, as one.

2 In him a new creation made,
No more to fail, but to endure;
Where we the members, he the head,
One body, we're conceived pure.

3 In him, in his mysterious birth,
Born in him as that holy thing,
Whose praise, as God espous'd to earth,
The angel host with joy did sing.

4 In him together circumcis'd,
When all our Filthiness of flesh,
Which God in holiness despis'd,
Was quite put off in righteousness.

5 In him, in all the works he wrought;
In him together crucify'd;
In him, as risen without fault,
And in him fully glorify'd.

6 With him, where e'er he was, we were,
In all conditions still the same;
With him, where e'er he is, we are,
And as him pure and free from blame.

7 In seeing him, ourselves we see,
And all his glory as our own;
Our joy is full, the Son is free,
And Jesus wears th' eternal crown.

Text Information
First Line: The Father's love to man so free
Title: Dwelling Place
Author: James Relly
Meter: L. M.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1792
Scripture: ; ;
Notes: Public Domain.
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