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1 Christ, in that night he was betray'd,
Took bread, gave thanks, it brake and said,
My broken body here you see,
Take, eat it and remember me.
2 Thus also he the cup did take;
Here's sealing blood, shed for your sake,
Which doth my test'ment ratify;
Let all drink and remember me.
3 Your pardon, with what's for your good,
Is purchas'd with my dearest blood;
My blood to you makes pardon free;
In drinking then remember me.
4 For hungry souls here's manna rare,
God sends from heaven for your fare;
This manna falls now plenteously;
In eating then remember me.
5 Here God sits on a throne of grace,
Where sinful men may see his face;
My blood procures your access free;
In drinking then remember me.
6 See here the tree of life, with fruit,
And leaves which heal, and strength recruit;
These I shake down, poor soul, to thee;
Eat freely, and remember me.
7 See Jacob's ladder here set up,
A covenanting God at top;
Climb, and God will transact with thee;
In doing this remember me.
8 Hence runs, of life the river pure,
Which our souls' wounds doth cleanse and cure;
It freely runs to all, you see;
Drink by faith and remember me.
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First Line: | Christ, in that night he was betray'd |
Title: | The Remembrance of Christ in the Supper |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1800 |