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1020.
[Can aught we do in faith, or give]
Cast thy bread upon the waters, &c.
—xi. 1.
Can aught we do in faith, or give
To man, for Jesu's sake, be lost?
We shall an hundred-fold receive,
Who in Thy faithful promise trust;
The fruit of all our toils at last
Assured we are on earth to see,
Or when the days of time are pass'd,
To find it in eternity.
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