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[O how gracious is my Lord]
I will come and heal him.
—viii. 7.
O how gracious is my Lord,
Listening for a sigh or word!
When He hears the sinner's cry,
O how ready to reply!
“Jesus, come, Thy servant heal,”
Jesus answers me, “I will.”
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