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[Whom wilt Thou Thy people call]
I will say, It is My people, &c.
—xiii. 9.
Whom wilt Thou Thy people call
But sinners saved from sin,
Pure in heart, and righteous all,
And glorified within!
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Moulded in the form Divine,
Perfected in one shall claim
“My God, for ever mine.”
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