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[The publicans may still draw near]
As Jesus sat at meat in the house, behold, &c.
—ix. 10.
The publicans may still draw near
To God's incarnate Son,
Join'd to His followers appear,
And sit with Jesus down:
The house, the church will all contain,
The meanest and the least,
And every sinful child of man
May be his Saviour's guest.
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