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Hymns on the Trinity, 119
From Hymns on the Trinity (1767) · Osborn ed., vol. 7 (1870)
y-ews ix. 14. —who through the Eternal Spirit.
The everlasting Father bless,
The everlasting God commend,
The everlasting Spirit confess,
Who neither can begin nor end.
Equal in power and majesty
One God reveal'd in persons three.
Not three eternals we adore,
But One eternal God most high,
Him whom the angels fall before,
And Holy, holy, holy cry,
Him who to man His name imparts.
And lives in all believing hearts.
John vii 28. He that sent Me is tri
Whi I sent the Son is true;
True is the Sou that came;
True is the Spirit too,
Conferr'd in Jesus' name:
The Father, Son, and Holy Ghost
Essential truth we own,
And prostrate with His heavenly host
Adore the Three in One.
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