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[Too strong for this weak soul of mine]
The Lord hath ransomed Jacob, &c.
—xxxi. 11.
Too strong for this weak soul of mine
Satan, the world, and sin, I own,
But trust, O Lord, that love of Thine,
Which laid Thy life a ransom down;
My soul by love's victorious power
Thou wilt to perfect liberty,
To perfect holiness restore,
Only because Thou diedst for me.
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