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265.
[The man whom God so freely loved]
The man whose eyes are open, hath said, &c.
—xxiv. 15, 16.
The man whom God so freely loved,
And bade his sin depart,
Opening his eyes, he found removed
The blindness of his heart;
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He felt the' almighty grace,
And saw, transform'd, the glorious light
Of his Redeemer's face.
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