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CCXX. Image of the Invisible

1 Now in the face of Jesus, we
God's brightest form of glory see;
Beaming with mild and heav'nly rays,
He all his Father's grace displays.

2 Blest image of th' eternal God,
Here his rich glories shine abroad;
With a resplendent lustre shine
His pow'r, his truth, and love divine.

3 Of all creation the first born;
Of all that heav'n's bright courts adore,
He as a prince, and sov'reign reigns,
Almighty pow'r his throne sustains.

4 See Jesus our exalted head,
By whom the heav'ns, and earth, were made;
Subjected to his high command,
Thrones, kingdoms, and dominions stand.

5 It pleas'd th' eternal Fulness well,
In Christ the Lord alone to dwell;
From this rich fountain freely flows
Complete relief for all our woes.

Text Information
First Line: Now in the face of Jesus, we
Title: Image of the Invisible
Author: Peacock
Meter: L. M.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1792
Scripture:
Topic: Attributes, Characters, Names, and Offices of Christ, from the New Testatment
Notes: Public Domain.
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