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Behold a lovely vine, Here in this desert

Hymnal: The Christian Hymn Book. 7th ed. #d66 (1855)
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Behold a lovely vine

Hymnal: The Latest Collection of Original and Select Hymns and Spiritual Songs #157 (1813)
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Behold a lovely vine, Here in this desert

Hymnal: Hymns, Original and Selected, for the Use of Christians. (5th ed. corr.) #173 (1812) Languages: English
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A Prospect of Christ's Church

Hymnal: Divine Hymns or Spiritual Songs, for the use of religious assemblies and private Christians #XXV (1802) First Line: Behold a lovely vine Lyrics: 1 Behold a lovely vine, Here in this desert ground, The blossoms shoot and promise fruit, The tender grapes are found. 2 Its circling branches rise, And shade the neighboring lands; With lovely charms she spreads her arms, With clusters in her hands. 3 This city can't be hid Its built upon a hill: The dazzling light it shines so bright It doth the vallies fill. 4 Ye trees which lofty stand, And stars with sparkling light, Ye christians hear, both far and near, 'Tis joy to see the sight. 5 Ye insects, feeble race, And fish that glide the stream-- Ye birds that fly secure on high, Repeat the joyful theme. 6 Ye beasts that feed at home, Or roam the vallies round, With lofty voice proclaim the joys, And join the pleasant sound. 7 Shall feeble nature sing, And man not join the lays? O may their throats be swell'd with notes And fill'd with songs of praise. 8 Glory to God on high, For his redeeming grace: The blessed dove comes from above, To seal it to our race. Languages: English
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A Prospect of CHRIST"S Church

Hymnal: Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs #25 (1800) First Line: Behold a lovely vine Lyrics: 1 Behold a lovely vine, Here in this desart ground, The blossoms shoot and promise fruit, And tender grapes are found. 2 Its circling branches rise, And shade the neighboring lands; With lovely charms she spreads her arms, With clusters in her hands. 3 This city can't be hid Its built upon a hill; The dazzling light it shines so bright It doth the vallies fill. 4 Ye trees, which lofty stand, And stars with sparkling light, Ye christians hear both far and near, 'Tis joy to see the sight. 5 Ye insects, feeble race, And fish that glide the stream; Ye birds that fly secure on high, Repeat the joyful theme. 6 Ye beasts that feed at home, Or roam the vallies round, With lofty voice proclaim the joys, And join the pleasant sound. 7 Shall feeble nature sing, And man not join the lays? O may their throats be swell'd with notes And fill'd with songs of praise. 8 Glory to God on high, For his redeeming grace; The blessed dove comes from above, To seal it to our race. Languages: English

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