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[What doth the Lord require of man?]
And now, Israel, what doth the Lord thy God, &c.
—x. 12.
What doth the Lord require of man?
From sin if we can never cease,
Or do the things His laws ordain,
He asks impossibilities!
But if Thou ask them, Lord, from me,
Impossibilities shall be.
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