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196.
[Saviour, Thou know'st us all]
Why are ye fearful, O ye of little faith?
—viii. 26.
Saviour, Thou know'st us all
In our imperfect state:
Because our faith is small,
Our fear alas is great!
Yet shall the grain the mount remove,
If Thou our faith increase,
Our faith shall work by perfect love,
And fear for ever cease.
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