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The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley | ||
1087.
[Righteous Judge, who read'st the heart]
With righteousness shall He judge the poor, &c.
—xi. 4.
Righteous Judge, who read'st the heart,
And know'st what is in man,
Rise, to take Thy people's part,
The helpless' cause maintain:
Patron of the poor appear,
Thy meek, afflicted subjects own,
Manifest Thy kingdom here,
And call us to Thy throne.
The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley | ||