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Great God Create my Soul Anew Conform my hea[r]t to thine Melt down my will and let it flu--- “flu” is “flow”

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Great God Create my Soul Anew Conform my hea[r]t to thine Melt down my will and let it flu--- “flu” is “flow”
Listed on Page Number
307
Sampler Worked By
Elizabeth Kenney
Date of Sampler
1808
Place Sampler Made
North Yarmouth, ME
Sampler Listed on Page
184
Author/Publication/Country/Date
Charles Wesley,/****/England, 1739.
Notes
Elizabeth Kenny was born in North Yarmouth Infinite Power, Eternal Lord (full hymn/poem in link below) https://divinehymns.com/lyrics/infinite-power-eternal-lord-song-lyrics-2/ ****https://divinity.duke.edu/initiatives/wesleyan-methodist/cswt-cw-published Above link speaks to early publication. From other sources it seems that his work at first was unpublished or published in pamphlets. Also Isaac Watts was a friend and you can find lines from Wesley’s hymns in Watts work. The first line of this verse appears in a Watts poem.