Which gives a pros­pect so di­vine!

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“Which gives a pros­pect so di­vine!”· 1 hymn found
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My Sav­ior God, what grace is Thine,

Which gives a pros­pect so di­vine!

Come, bless­èd day, and teach our tongues

Behold, the Son of God Appears

lyricist: Philip Doddridge (1702–1751)
Composer: John Bishop, 1711
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...My Sav­ior God, what grace is Thine,

Which gives a pros­pect so di­vine!

Come, bless­èd day, and teach our tongues...

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My Sav­ior God, what grace is Thine,

Which gives a pros­pect so di­vine!

Come, bless­èd day, and teach our tongues

Behold, the Son of God Appears

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