How Good and Pleasant 'tis to See
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How good and pleasant 'tis to see, When brethren cordially agree, And kindly think and speak the same! A family of faith and love, Combin'd to seek the things above, And spread the common Saviour's fame.
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The God of grace, who all invites Who in our unity delights, Vouchsafes our intercourse to bless; Revives us with refreshing show'rs, The fulness of his blessing pours, And keeps our minds in perfect peace.
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Jesus, Thou precious corner stone, Preserve inseparably one Whom Thou didst by Thy Spirit join: Still let us in Thy Spirit live, And to Thy church the pattern give Of unanimity divine.
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Still let us to each other cleave, And from Thy plenitude receive Constant supplies of hallowing grace, Till to a perfect man we rise, O'ertake our kindred in the skies And find prepar'd our heav'nly place.