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Hymn · Psalm 84

Longings for Sanctuary Fellowship

AULD LANG SYNE · 8.6.8.6.D · words from The Psalter, 1912 · music Scottish traditional

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Longings for Sanctuary Fellowship ten Thy thers' and beau God fa To Where Our ligh I fend; see, Thee; de ty to sun sin Lord gle and of A 2. A 1. O 3. in Thy the God, I Thee courts, Lord, shield day Hosts, to cry, is with and a ac ted from ry cep glo part My Will My grace God, prayer send; Thee. be; Lord bet my ti to ter pe The Is Let Him days, ear, such to sand Thy as a tions than look thou reach will er Thy He to self ness No Were Re good dear veal ny; heart grace, de my in those low God house that ly our To A O right in us, eous Thy on look in tion Thou shield, sta walk the Thy Thee re est to grace chief face on claim hold Who to Be ly. part. face. Lord Hosts, tents own in of the Thy let The Than And they ness one are ed ed how of a blest wick noint The Psalter, 1912 AULD LANG SYNE 8.6.8.6.D Scottish traditional

1.O Lord of Hosts, to Thee I cry,
Our fathers' God to Thee;
Let my petitions reach Thy ear,
My prayer accepted be;
O God our shield, look Thou on us,
Reveal Thyself in grace,
And let Thy own anointed one
Behold Thee face to face.

2.A single day within Thy courts,
Where I Thy beauty see,
Is better than a thousand days,
My God, apart from Thee.
A lowly station in Thy house
Were dearer to my heart
Than in the tents of wickedness
to claim the chiefest part.

3.A sun and shield is God, the Lord,
To lighten and defend;
The Lord to such as look to Him
Will grace and glory send;
To those that walk in righteousness
No good will He deny;
The Lord of Hosts, how blest are they
Who on Thy grace rely.

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