Ode

 1   4|    which it commences. This may refer to the closing of
 2   5|  have no light to see: they may not take hold upon me. 7
 3   7|     His, in order that they may recognize Him that made
 4   7|   of the Lord: 19 That they may go forth to meet Him, and
 5   7|   go forth to meet Him, and may sing to Him with joy and
 6   9|   Give me your souls that I may also give you my soul, 2
 7   9| That none of those who hear may fall in war, and that those
 8   9|    again who have known Him may not perish, and that those
 9   9|  and that those who receive may not be ashamed. 8 An everlasting
10  12| with words of truth; that I may speak the same; 2 And like
11  14| Psalms of thy truth, that I may bring forth fruit in thee:
12  14|   that with all its notes I may praise thee, O Lord. 9 And
13  16|     sun for the day that it may be bright, but night brings
14  26| soul for life that his soul may be saved, 10 Or who can
15  26|   so that with His mouth he may speak? 11 Who is able to
16  41|    discover that the writer may be a Gentile (v. 8). ~1