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207.
[Lord, if Thou from me hast broke]
I have broken the bands of your yoke, &c.
—xxvi. 13.
Lord, if Thou from me hast broke
The power of outward sin,
Burst this Babylonish yoke,
And make me free within;
Bid mine inbred sin depart,
And I Thine utmost word shall prove,
Upright both in life and heart,
And perfected in love.
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