The Golden Grove
A Prayer for Charity
Table of Contents
Catalogue of Titles
Logos Virtual Library
Catalogue
The Golden Grove
A Prayer for Charity
|
Full of Mercy, full of Love, Look upon us from above; Thou who taught’st the blind mans night To entertain a double light, Thine and the dayes (and that thine too) The Lame away his Crutches threw, The parched Crust of Leprosie Return’d unto its infancy: The Dumb amazed was to hear His own unchain’d tongue strike his ear: Thy powerful Mercy did even chase The Devil from his usurp’d place, Where thou thy self shouldst dwell, not he. O let thy love our pattern be; Let thy Mercy teach one Brother To forgive and love another, That copying thy Mercy here, Thy Goodness may hereafter reare Our Souls unto thy Glory, when Our Dust shall cease to be with men. Amen. |
 Hymns |
 Table of Contents |