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[“Shall I my righteous zeal suppress]
With what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged.
—vii. 2.
“Shall I my righteous zeal suppress,
Or openly the truth declare?”
The rigorous, rash, unjust excess
You must in pitying love forbear,
Your bitterness and wrath forego,
To sin severe, to sinners kind;
For mercy who refuse to show,
Shall judgment without mercy find.
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