Hymn 18
Incomparable food; or,
The flesh and blood of Christ.
Jesus! we bow before thy feet;
Thy table is divinely stored;
Thy sacred flesh our souls have eat,'Tis living bread; we thank thee,
Lord!
And here we drink our Savior's blood;
We thank thee,
Lord, 'tis gen'rous
Mingled with love; the fountain
From that dear bleeding heart of thine.
On earth is no such sweetness found,
For the Lamb's flesh is heav'nly food;
In vain we search the globe
For bread so fine, or wine so good.
Carnal provisions can at
But cheer the heart, or warm the head;
But the rich cordial that we
Gives life eternal to the dead.
Joy to the Master of the feast;
His name our souls for ever bless;
To God the King, and God the Priest,
A loud hosannah round the place.
Isaac Watts
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