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[Holy as Thee, O Lord, is none]
There is none holy as the Lord.
—ii. 2.
Holy as Thee, O Lord, is none;
Thy holiness is all Thine own,
A drop of that unbounded sea
Is ours, a drop derived from Thee:
And when Thy purity we share,
Thine only glory we declare,
And humbled into nothing, own
Holy and pure is God alone.
The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley | ||