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946.
[The hope of Christ how good!]
I have a good hope.
—cxix. 81.
The hope of Christ how good!
I now its goodness feel;
The virtue of His balmy blood
Shall all my sickness heal,
His love shall cast out sin,
My long-sought peace restore,
And Jesus then shall enter in,
And never leave me more.
| The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley | |