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669. O what a pleasure 'tis to see

[Congregation]
1 O what a pleasure 'tis to see
Christians in harmony agree,
To teach the rising race to know
They're born in sin, expos'd to wo!

[Children]
2 O what a privilege is this,
That we obtain so rich a grace!
We're taught the path to endless day--
We're taught to read, to sing, and pray.

[Chorus]
3 To God let highest praise be giv'n;
Hark! how the echo sounds from heaven:
Come, let us with the angels join--
Glory to God, good will to men.

[Congregation]
4 Lord, thou hast said, in sacred page,
That children are thy heritage:
Accept them, bless them with thy grace,
Till they above behold thy face.

[Children]
5 Let blessings in abundance flow
On all around us here below;
May we our benefactors meet,
Around Jehovah's blissful seat.

[Chorus]
6 To God let highest praise be giv'n;
Hark! how the echo sounds from heaven:
Come, let us with the angels join--
Glory to God, good will to men.

Text Information
First Line: O what a pleasure 'tis to see
Meter: L. M.
Publication Date: 1828
Topic: Sunday Schools
Tune Information
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