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Jesus, Master of the feast

Author: Charles Wesley Appears in 7 hymnals Lyrics: 1 Jesus, Master of the feast, The feast itself Thou art: Now receive Thy every guest, And comfort every heart. Give us living bread to eat, Manna that from heaven comes down; See us waiting at Thy feet, And make Thy favor known. 2 In this earthly wilderness Thou hast a table spread, Richly filled with every grace Our fainting souls can need: Still sustain us by Thy love, Still Thy servants' strength repair, Till we reach Thy courts above, And feast forever there. Amen. Topics: Bread Living; Christ Living Bread; Christ Living Bread; Church Sacraments of; Lord's Supper; Lord's Supper Food Divine; Means of Grace Used With Tune: BARTLEY
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Why should Gloomy Thoughts Arise?

Appears in 4 hymnals First Line: Why should gloomy thoughts arise Used With Tune: [Why should gloomy thoughts arise]
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