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1512.
[Come, the Lord our righteousness]
The earth shall be filled with the knowledge, &c.
—ii. 14.
Come, the Lord our righteousness,
Jehovah, from above,
Ocean of unbounded grace,
Of glorious life and love;
Love immensely deep and wide,
Without a bottom or a shore!
Never shall that sea be dried,
When time shall be no more.
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