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Text:Loved with everlasting love
Author:George Wade Robinson (1838-77)

545. Loved with everlasting love

1 Loved with everlasting love,
Led by grace that love to know;
Spirit, breathing from above,
Thou hast taught me this is so.
O this full and perfect peace!
O this transport all divine!
In a love which cannot cease
I am his and he is mine.

2 Heaven above is softer blue,
Earth around is sweeter green;
Something lives in every hue,
Christless eyes have never seen;
Birds with gladder songs o’erflow,
Flowers with deeper beauties shine,
Since I know, as now I know,
I am his and he is mine.

3 His for ever, only his;
Who the Lord and me shall part?
Ah! with what a rest of bliss
Christ can fill the loving heart.
Heaven and earth may fade and flee,
First-born light in gloom decline,
But, throughout eternity,
I am his and he is mine.

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First Line: Loved with everlasting love
Author: George Wade Robinson (1838-77)
Language: English
Publication Date: 1986
Topic: The life of holiness: Praise and Thanksgiving
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