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336.
[My God, from whom the precept came]
The word is very nigh unto thee, in thy mouth, &c.
—xxx. 14.
My God, from whom the precept came,
Doth power Divine therewith impart,
When Jesus I desire, and name,
The word is in my mouth and heart;
I feel it intimately near,
Soon as my heart believes Him true,
And conscious of His presence here,
Through Jesus I can all things do.
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