To draw the car­nal eye.

"To draw the car­nal eye." appears in 2 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

“To draw the car­nal eye.”· 2 hymns found
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No earth­ly beau­ty shines in Him,
No earth­ly beau­ty shines in Him

To draw the car­nal eye.

All beau­ty may we ev­er see,
Fair as a beau­te­ous ten­der flow­er

The Savior Comes, No Outward Pomp

Lyricist: William Robertson, 1745
Composer: John Dykes, 1868
Hymn 1

...No earth­ly beau­ty shines in Him,

To draw the car­nal eye.

All beau­ty may we ev­er see,...

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No earth­ly beau­ty shines in Him,

To draw the car­nal eye.

All beau­ty may we ev­er see,

The Savior Comes, No Outward Pomp

How Few Receive with Cordial Faith

Lyricist: Scottish Translations and Paraphrases, 1745–51
Composer: Thomas Haweis, 1792
Hymn 2

...No earth­ly beau­ty shines in Him

To draw the car­nal eye.

Fair as a beau­te­ous ten­der flow­er...

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No earth­ly beau­ty shines in Him

To draw the car­nal eye.

Fair as a beau­te­ous ten­der flow­er

How Few Receive with Cordial Faith

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