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II.LIV. My God, the Spring of all my Joys

1 My God, the Spring of all my Joys,
The Life of my Delights,
The Glory of my brightest Days,
And Comfort of my Nights.

2 In darkest Shades if he appear
My Dawning is begun!
He is my Soul's sweet Morning-star,
And he my rising Sun.

3 The op'ning Heav'ns around me shine
With Beams of sacred Bliss,
While Jesus shews his Heart is mine,
And whispers, I am his.

4 My Soul would leave this heavy Clay
At that transporting Word,
Run up with Joy the shining Way,
T' embrace my dearest Lord.

5 Fearless of Hell and ghastly Death,
I'd break through every Foe;
The Wings of Love, and Arms of Faith
Should bear me Conqu'ror through.

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First Line: My God, the Spring of all my Joys
Language: English
Publication Date: 1766
Topic: Darkness dispelled by Christ's Presence; Presence Light in Darkness
Notes: Public Domain.
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