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[Father, I all Thy fulness want]
Knock, and it shall be opened unto you.
—vii. 7.
Father, I all Thy fulness want:
The door of true repentance give,
The door of faith and mercy grant,
And let me in Thine image live;
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When all Thy hallowing grace is given,
To' admit my soul, throw open wide
The everlasting doors of heaven.
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