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[Who can Thy strict tribunal face]
Who is able to stand before this holy Lord God?
—vi. 20.
Who can Thy strict tribunal face,
Or stand before the' Almighty's frown,
Approach Thee in Thy brightest place,
Look full upon Thy glorious throne!
God inaccessible Thou art;
Yet who by faith Thy Son receive,
Perfect in love, and pure in heart,
They here shall see Thy face, and live.
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