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Staa som en Klippe

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1 Staa som en Klippe,
Du lille Herrens Flok!
Lad alting flippe,
I Ordet har du nok!
Skin uden Kraften
Er Kirkens største Pest,
Du smage Saften,
Og holde Frydefest,
Mod Verdens Aften
Bør Bruden pyntes bedst.

2 Glad vil jeg sige,
O Verden, dig Farvel,
Til Himmerige
Bered dig nu, min Sjæl;
Syng Frydesange,
Og glæd dig mer og mer,
Da nu ei mange
Af Maaneskifter sker,
Før man dig prange
For, Lammets Throne ser!

3 O, uden Lige
Forønskte Zions Slot!
O, Himmerige,
Der har min Sjæl det godt!
Naar faar jeg Foden
Paa Salems egen Grund?
Naar Vand af Floden,
Og Lammets Sang i Mund?
Naar er jeg moden
Til salig Afgangs Stund?

Source: Salmebog for Lutherske Kristne i Amerika #244

Author: Hans Adolf Brorson

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Kirkesalmebog #244

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M. B. Landstads Kirkesalmebog og "Nokre Salmar" ved Professor Dr. E. Blix, samt følgende tillæg #244

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Salmebog for Lutherske Kristne i Amerika #244

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