complete;

"complete;" appears in 2 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

Lyrical Synchronicity: Interesting data point! Exactly 2 different hymns in our system cross paths using "complete;". While the wording matches seamlessly, each artist guides the narrative toward completely different emotional conclusions through their unique preceding and following lines. Compare their semantic micro-universes below.

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We’re weary not this race to run,

He is our bread, He is our meat;

complete;

For this we know, around the bend,

We daily eat of Him.

That which for long the prophets sought

Lyricist: N. N.

Composer: James McGranahan

Hymn 1

...We’re weary not this race to run,

It makes our joy complete;

For this we know, around the bend,...

HymnC

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We’re weary not this race to run,

It makes our joy complete;

For this we know, around the bend,

God gave His Son to man to be

Lyricist: Adapted

Composer: Ira David Sankey

Hymn 2

...He is our bread, He is our meat;

He is our life-supply complete;

We daily eat of Him....

HymnC

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He is our bread, He is our meat;

He is our life-supply complete;

We daily eat of Him.

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