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[Speak, Thou true Interpreter]
I will put My words in His mouth, &c.
—xviii. 18.
Speak, Thou true Interpreter,
Those gracious words Divine,
Give our listening hearts to hear
The Father's voice in Thine;
Now declare the mystery,
And make His utmost counsel known,
Make Thy people one with Thee,
As Thou and God are one.
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