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Now let us see Your beauty, Lord, (Kilmarnock)

Now let us see Your beauty, Lord Kilmarnock
8.6.8.6

Hymn Code:
135653321651651232

PDF Score
Hymnary.org

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(CM)
6/Eb 179.2kb
2.1mb
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(CM)
6/D 183.8kb
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2mb
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6/D-Eb 476.8kb
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2.4mb
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(BH)
6/D-Eb
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701.4kb Sung Lyrics 2.4mb
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6/Eb
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703.8kb Sung Lyrics 2.1mb
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6/D
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Now let us see Your beauty, Lord

Author: Benjamin Waugh (1839-1908)

Now let us see thy beauty, Lord
as we have see before,
and by thy beauty quicken us
to love thee and adore.

'Tis easy when with simple mind
thy loveliness we see
to consecrate ourselves afresh
to duty and to thee.

Our every feverish mood is cooled,
and gone is every load,
when we can lose the love of self
and find the love of God.

'Tis by thy loveliness we're won
to home and thee again,
and as we are thy children true
we are more truly men.

Lord, it is coming to ourselves
when thus we come to thee;
the vision of that loveliness
is perfect liberty.

So now we come to ask again
what thou has often given,
the vision of that loveliness
which is the life of heaven.