This House We Dedicate to Thee
Author: Henry W. Naisbitt
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1. This house we dedicate to thee,f 11. This house we dedicate to thee,
2Our God, our fathers’ God. 2Our God, our fathers’ God.
3Wilt thou accept and deign to bless 3Wilt thou accept and deign to bless
4The path our feet have trod? 4The path our feet have trod?
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62. Wilt thou thy servants here inspire 62. Wilt thou thy servants here inspire
7When in thy name they speak? 7When in thy name they speak?
n 8And wilt thou bless each contrite soul, n 8And wilt thou bless each contrite soul
9Who here thy face doth seek? 9Who here thy face doth seek?
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113. Here may our sons and daughters come 113. Here may our sons and daughters come
12And find that peace which swells 12And find that peace which swells
n 13From grateful hearts, when touch’d by thee n 13From grateful hearts, when touched by thee,
14Wherein thy Spirit dwells! 14Wherein thy Spirit dwells!
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t 164. And may pollution ne’er have place t
17Within this shrine we give;
18And in it through the years to come,
19Awake the dead to live;
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215. Live to thy kingdom; live to thee
22While life shall pass away;
23Then greet again with praise and song,
24In heav’n’s eternal day.
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