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4887. O God Our Father

1. O God our Father, we would come to Thee
In virtue of our Savior’s precious blood;
All distance gone; our souls by grace set free;
We worship Thee, our Father and our God.

2. We would, O God, present before Thy face
The fragrant name of Thy belovèd Son;
By faith we view Him in that holy place,
Which, by His dying, He for us has won.

3. We share Thy joy in Him who sitteth there;
Our hearts delight in Thy delight in Him;
Chiefest of thousands, fairer than the fair;
His glory naught can tarnish, naught can dim.

4. We bow in worship now before Thy throne,
By faith the object of Thy love would see;
Who, in the midst, His brethren’s song doth lead.
To Him, our Savior, shall the glory be!

Text Information
First Line: O God our Father, we would come to Thee
Title: O God Our Father
Author: W. B. Dick (alt.)
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: A LITTLE WHILE
Composer: Ira David Sankey
Incipit: 53533 21616 55724
Key: A♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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