Tune from Paderborn Gesangbuch

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Tune from Paderborn Gesangbuch Because Thou Hast Said Hymn by Charles Wesley Tune from Paderborn Gesangbuch

Because Thou Hast Said 1. Because thou hast said: "Do this for my sake," the mystical bread we gladly partake; we thirst for the Spirit that flows from above, and long to inherit thy fullness of love.

Because Thou Hast Said 2. 'Tis here we look up and grasp at thy mind, 'tis here that we hope thine image to find; the means of bestowing thy gifts we embrace; but all things are owing to Jesus' grace.