The Lord Imparted from Above
Author: Eliza R. Snow
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1. The Lord imparted from abovef 11. The Lord imparted from above
n 2The word of wisdom for our blessing? n 2The “Word of Wisdom” for our blessing,
3But shall it unto many prove 3But shall it unto many prove
4A gift that is not worth possessing? 4A gift that is not worth possessing?
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n 62. Have we not been divinely taught, n 62. Have we not been divinely taught
7To heed its voice and highly prize it? 7To heed its voice, and highly prize it?
8Then who shall once indulge the thought 8Then who shall once indulge the thought,
9It can be better to despise it? 9It can be better to despise it?
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n 113. Has self denial grown a task? n 113. Has self-denial grown a task?
12Or has that word been vainly spoken, 12Or has that word been vainly spoken?
13Or why, I fain would humbly ask, 13Or why, I fain would humbly ask,
n 14Why is that word, so often broken. n 14Why is that word so often broken?
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n 164. It is a straight and narrow way, n 164. O, that the Saints would all regard
17That leads to the Celestial City: 17Each gracious word that God has given,
18That high taught saints should go astray, 18And prize the favor of the Lord
19Thro’ gentile customs, is a pitty. 19Above all things beneath the heaven!
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t 215. O; that the saints would all regard t
22Each gracious word that God has given
23And prize the favor of the Lord
24Above all things beneath the heaven.
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