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From the Same8383Compare “Du heiliges kind,” p.950 in the Herrnhuth Collection, which is believed to be the original; though some are disposed to find it in a hymn of Zinzendorf. The authoress is Anna Dober. (1713–1739.)
| Holy Lamb, who Thee receive, Who in Thee begin to live, Day and night they cry to Thee, As Thou art, so let us be. |
| Jesu, see my panting breast! See, I pant in Thee to rest! Gladly would I now be clean! Cleanse me now from every sin. |
| Fix, O, fix my wavering mind; To Thy cross my spirit bind; Earthly passions far remove; Swallow up our souls in love. |
| Dust and ashes, though we be Full of guilt and misery, Thine we are, Thou Son of God: Take the purchase of Thy blood. |
| Who in heart on Thee believes, He the atonement now receives; He with joy beholds Thy face, Triumphs in Thy pardoning grace. |
| See, ye sinners, see, the flame Rising from the slaughter’d Lamb, Marks the new, the living way, Leading to eternal day. |
| Jesu, when this light we see, All our soul’s athirst for Thee: When Thy quickening power we prove, All our heart dissolves in love. |
| Boundless wisdom, power Divine, Love unspeakable are Thine! Praise by all to Thee be given, Sons of earth, and hosts of heaven! |
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